Counseling, guidance, and support for young people (ages 0 to 26) with disabilities and their families.
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Procedural guides assist young people with (impending) disabilities and help them navigate the process of accessing integration assistance services.
Integration assistance services are designed to support people with disabilities. The goal is to enable people with disabilities to be part of the community.
There are benefits
- for the medical field
- for the field of labor
- for the field of education—that is, school, vocational training, or college
- and for the social sector
Case managers support young people with intellectual, physical, or emotional disabilities.
They explain what benefits are available and where to apply for them. They help you understand the process and file an application. If desired, they will also accompany you to appointments.
Procedural Guides serve as points of contact for
- young people ages 0–26
- all young people who know or believe they have a disability
- Parents, guardians, or legal custodians, or
- legal guardians
The counseling is voluntary, confidential, independent, and free of charge.
Procedural Advisors Provide Guidance
- in person
- by phone
- in writing
- via video
- At home or
- in a facility