Handicapped Adult Care

People who are profound to be with intellectual, as well as multiple disabilities, are considered to be the most disabled people in our community. These disabilities make them unable to fit into the layouts of the society structure which means their intelligence quotient has been estimated to be under 20 and they have several limited understanding. They comprise of multiple disabilities that may include:

1) Impairments of vision
2) Hearing
3) Movements
4) Autism
5) Epilepsy

Most people in this group are unable to walk unaided as well as many problems have been linked to complex help needs that require extensive assistance.

Adults with handicaps have greater difficulty communicating; they typically have limited understanding in addition they usually express themselves through the use of nonverbal communication or jesters that make their communication easier to understand by the caretaker or the representative of an adult that is having disability issues they often show limited evidence of intention. This means adult with disabilities needs a higher level of support from others with most aspects of daily living needs that comprise help to live accordingly with society:

1) Eat
2) Wash
3) Dress
4) Use of toilet
5) To move about
6) To Participate in the aspect of everyday life

Despite such impairments, adults with disabilities can form relationships, make choices, and enjoy activities. The people who love and care for them understand their mood, their personality, and their preferences which at most leads to better care and the forming of strong bonds with an understanding of adults with disabilities.

Social Goals

Adults with disabilities will be included in the community

Priority Outcomes

1) Adults with disabilities acquire functional skills to enable them to be included in the community

2) Adults with disabilities are gainfully employed as well as participate in activities that provide them in engaging with the aspects of high quality of life

Strategies to Assist Handicapped Adults

1) Providing a better spectrum as well as better employment options for persons with disabilities

2) To provide options for people with disability to participate in the community

3) Leverage should be provided on assistive technologies to enable the person with a disability to communicate, commute, socialize, and work.

4) Providing skills training and rehabilitation to maximize the functioning level of persons with disabilities

Services for people with disabilities

1) Employment Services

2) Communal Services

3) Assistive Based Technology as well as Devices and Equipment

4) Disability Determination

Communal services

These services administer several programs that support individuals with significant disabilities to maximize their independence, employment, and full inclusion into the society layouts.

Assistive Based Technology and Devices

It directly assists individuals that have disabilities, acquisition, and or use of assistive technology devices. It is generally defined as any item, piece, equipment, or product system whether acquired commercially off the shelf that is modified or customized to increase, maintain, and improve the functional capabilities of individuals or adults with disabilities.

Available Services

These days, much awareness has been formed through new media that has evolved throughout as technology has advanced.

A greater number of varied services to help people who participate in comminutes as well as lead more self-determined lives. Some of the most common services are available in most of the rehabilitation institutions that are being run privately or some hospitals also offer that are below.

Behaviour Supports

Behaviour support addresses serious behaviour problems for people with disabilities. By focusing on various rules and regulations that are being applied to behaviour analysis as well as on positive behaviour support these service provides consultation to families who support people with a range of serious to most complex behaviour problems that may exhibit.

Chore Services

1) Washing Floors

2) WindowsWalls

3) Snow Removal

4) Lawn Care

5) Tracking Down

6) Lose Rugs

7) Tiles

8) Moving Heavy Items such as furniture

Companion based services

This service is based on social supervision for impaired adults. Companions assist or supervise in activities such as hygienic activities of high living:

1) Meal preparation

2) Laundry

3) Shopping

Companions are not directly related to nursing care but they are lightly keeping a hand in housekeeping tasks that are incidental linked to the person care and supervision of the person.

Day services

Day services include daytime supervision and support to develop to maintain:

1) Self-Helping Skills

2) Community developing Skills

3) Social Skills

4) Communication Skills

These services are generally highlighted on those who need more supervision and support developing work as well as community-developing skills than a person who is enrolled in Support Development Programs.

Professional Parent Support

Professional Parent support facilities that are usually under 22 years of age those who prefer living in the independent state with disabilities in a private residence with family or a caregiver.

These programs allow the caregiver to give specialized care needs to the growth of adults with disabilities.

Residential Habilitation Support

It helps a person to gain or maintain skills to live fully to participate in the community that is based on their choosing. It provides 24-hour support, supervision, training, and assistance to maintain a person’s health and safety.

Supported Employment

Supported employment programs include job development, placement, intensive job-based training as well as supervision by a job coach. It is intended for those adults who may not be able to work in a community without having some form of support.

“Handicapped adults are the part of society they can fit as well as others and earn a respectable living. It’s your life and no matter what you want to achieve, Noble Care can offer the disability support you need, when you need it. Whether you’d like to find an activity you love, get extra help at home, or access nursing and a wide range of therapies, we’re here for you.”