In order for people with disabilities and their families to live with peace of mind in the community, not only medical and welfare services but also financial support systems are of great help. However, there are many questions such as "There are too many systems and I don't understand them well," "Is my family eligible for this? "Where do I go to apply?" Some people say, "There are too many systems..." or "Is my family eligible for them?

I want to make my home care as safe as possible." "Do I have to buy a walker or bed?" I heard that there are subsidies for the cost, but what should I do? The welfare equipment rental/purchase system is the answer to these concerns. Especially in Numata City, Gunma Prefecture, the nursing care insurance and disability welfare systems...

Many parents are concerned about choosing a school when they have concerns about their child's development or learning. Some may find it difficult to understand what the difference is between "support class," "day class," "special support school," and other systems with similar names. In this article, we will discuss the differences between each educational support...

My mother has been forgetting things lately and I'm worried about her..." "I'm feeling limited in my ability to balance work and caregiving..." "My parents refuse to accept caregiving, but what should I do...?" When caregiving becomes necessary, it is not only the person being cared for who worries. In fact, it is the family members who are more perplexed and anxious, wondering "Who should I talk to about this...?

Where should my child go after graduation from special needs school?" "Employment? Workplace? Workplace? There are many parents who have such concerns. From the time a child enters the third year of high school, the question of "where to go" becomes a major theme for families...

Earthquakes, typhoons, heavy rains, heavy snowfalls - natural disasters are inevitable in Japan, and it is essential for people with disabilities to be prepared for "what if" situations if they are to live in the community. In particular, for people with disabilities who live at home or attend local group homes or welfare facilities, it is important to be prepared for "evacuation means" and "necessary support...

Many families are concerned about their parent's health and lifestyle, and when they suggest the use of nursing care services, they are strongly rebuffed, saying "I'm fine" or "I'm not that old yet.... Many families have such experiences. In this article, we will provide tips on how to deal with parents who insist that they do not need nursing care services...

How can a child with disabilities live independently in the future? In response to these voices, "group homes for people with disabilities" have been attracting attention. However, some people may have heard of these group homes, but may not know what they actually are...

Have you ever had the feeling that you may no longer be able to support your family member at home? No matter how hard a family member tries, it is impossible to support everything at home...

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. It is not easy for people with disabilities to live independently, but if you make good use of the welfare system and local support, you can start "living your own life" with peace of mind...