I have a disability but would like to live away from my parents...
I want to prepare for my child's future by living alone.
Living independently with a disability is not an easy task, though,By making good use of the welfare system and community support, you can start "living your own life" with peace of mind.The following is a list of the most common problems with the
This article introduces the support systems available to people with disabilities when living alone and the forms of support actually provided in Gunma Prefecture.
Reasons and background for wishing to live alone
Reasons why people with disabilities may wish to live alone include
- With the aging of their parents, they began to think about their future living arrangements.
- Want to live involved in society outside of the family
- I want to live life at my own pace.
- Want to achieve independence in combination with employment and daytime activities
Main welfare services for people living alone
Group home (communal living assistance)
- Small group communal living (capacity of 4 to 10 people)
- Support staff assist with meals, laundry, money management, etc.
- Nighttime and emergency services available.
Recommended for:
I'm worried about living completely on my own. But I want to leave my parents and become independent."
👉 Kuninkai Viva Vivo in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture, is currently operating a group home for people with disabilities that offers 24-hour assistance.
Details:Disability Welfare of Kuninkai
Independent Living Assistance
- After living on your own,Regular staff visits to support your daily lifeServices to
- Together we check money management, health care, government procedures, etc.
Recommended for:
I want to start living alone in an apartment. But I want regular support."
*To use the service, an application must be made at the municipal disability welfare office.
In-home care (home help)
- Eating, bathing, excretion, etc.personal careand cleaning, laundry, and cooking.domestic helpProviding a
- Accompaniment and transportation assistance for outings are also available (varies by municipality)
Recommended for:
I want support in some aspects of my daily life." "I have difficulty going out."
Combination of employment support + livelihood support
Support for continuous employment (Type A and Type B), etc,Securing a place for daytime activities can have a significant impact on the stability of one's life.
- Employment Type B + use of helper in the afternoon
- Daily care during the day + group home living at night, etc.
In Numata City, Gunma Prefecture, the KunikaiEverybody's Job Center(Employment Type B, Transitional Support)"and ... andKen Ken Club" daily living careand others, and is well equipped to provide support for both living and working.
How to use this service? 〜Procedures
- Consultation with a consultation support specialist or municipal disability welfare office
- Preparation of service utilization plans
- Application for issuance of beneficiary certificate
- Tour and sign contract for desired service/facility
- Start of use
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Q. My family is far away and I'm worried about them... Can you provide services at night?
A. Group homes are staffed at night to respond to sudden health problems.
Q. He is not good at socializing and I am not sure if he will be able to continue...
A. By choosing a small group or private room type facility, you can spend time with ease.
Q. I am concerned about money management and medication management.
A. Independent living assistance and group home support can provide support to the extent needed.
Support Services of Kuninkai (PR)
Social Welfare Corporation Kuninkai provides comprehensive facilities for people with disabilities to "attend, work, live, and consult".
- Group home and short stay "Viva Vivo
- Employment support "Everybody's Job Center
- Ken Ken Club" daily living care
- Disability Support Center for Everyone (planning and lifestyle consultation)
If you want to live alone but are worried..,Why not start with a tour and trial?
▶ For more information, click here:Kuninkai General Guide to Welfare Services for Persons with Disabilities
Living alone, not "alone
Living alone is not just about "independence"; it is also about "choosing to live your own life as you choose. There is no need to give up just because you have a disability.
By making good use of support systems and community support, you can realize a life with a sense of security: "I live alone, but I have support.
Start by consulting with a consultation support specialist close to you.
Please feel free to contact us.
Disability Support Center for Everyone
Specialists provide free consultation and service utilization planning regarding welfare of persons with disabilities.
TEL：0278-25-8311
