0140 Dwellings for special groups

Residential buildings for persons with disabilities that require non-conventional care, support or other services in their daily life that have exceptional space and equipment solutions and that offer service housing or intensified service housing.

In dwellings for special groups, the living space for the resident is a dwelling unit or other dwelling room suitable for continuous living use.; Dwellings for special groups are intended, for example, for elderly people with disabilities or memory disorders, physically disabled persons or persons in mental health or substance abuse rehabilitation.; In service housing, the service provider arranges the dwelling unit for the customer and part-time care and support, as well as dwelling-related services for the customer. In intensified service housing, the service provider arranges a service dwelling for the customer and the care and support the customer needs, as well as dwelling-related services for the customer’s round the clock care and support. Both include meal, clothing care, washing and cleaning services needed by the customer, as well as services that promote inclusion and social interaction.; The type and amount of services offered in dwellings for special groups differ depending on the customer’s needs and the service provider’s service selection. The service provider can be public or private.; In dwelling services, the living of the customer is always based on tenure (tenancy or ownership). In institutional care, the customer has a care relationship with the institution. [0]

Does not include

buildings that primarily provide round the clock care and that has permanent bed places (0620 Residential care activity buildings). [0]

Search words

• service housing for the disabled
• service housing for the elderly
• rehabilitation housing

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