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Severe Disability: Housing No Longer Fits the Disability - They Can Use These Levers
Reading time 6 minutesFor many people with severe disabilities, their own apartment has become a quiet opponent: doors too narrow, steps in the hallway, a bathroom in which every handle becomes a risk. At the latest when helpers barely get through or a fall in the bathroom almost ends in the hospital, "a bit of improvisation" is no longer enough. Then it's about tough rights: who has to pay for the conversion, who helps with the move, who can't …
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Reading time 6 minutesFor many people with severe disabilities, their own apartment has become a quiet opponent: doors too narrow, steps in the hallway, a bathroom in which every handle becomes a risk. At the latest when helpers barely get through or a fall in the bathroom almost ends in the hospital, "a bit of improvisation" is no longer enough. Then it's about tough rights: who has to pay for the conversion, who helps with the move, who can't …
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