182 183Designated Hotline for Carer Support
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Persons with Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Down Syndrome, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Severely mentally handicapped persons
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services/Day Training - Residential Care - Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Rehabilitation Equippment - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express
Moderately mentally handicapped persons
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services/Day Training - Residential Care - Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Employment service information - Rehabilitation Equippment - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express
Mildly mentally handicapped persons
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services/Day Training - Residential Care - Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Employment service information - Rehabilitation Equippment - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express
Persons with Autism
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services/Day Training - Residential Care - Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Employment service information - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express
Persons with Down Syndrome
- Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Residential Care - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Employment service information - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express
Persons with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services/Day Training - Residential Care - Community Support - Funds for Specific Groups/Special Needs Trust/Financial Assistance - Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services - Medical service information - Educational service information - Employment service information - Transportation resources - District Health Centre/DHC Express

What home-based support services are available to carers who waiting for hostels for persons with severe intellectual disabilities to reduce the pressure on caregivers?

Home Care Service for Persons with Severe Disabilities aims at providing home-based support services to meet their personal care, nursing care and rehabilitation training needs of persons with severe intellectual / physical disabilities / moderate nursing care need or functional impairment.  It ...
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