or with their family) and need day support. Family support / Yes Families with Temporary homes – many The total Respite care Temporary children and/or of these are run as part of homes: no number of places in (provides supports homes for adults with institutions and serve as FECSKE: temporary homes for to carers in their people with disabilities emergency placements but yes people with caring role and disabilities there are some The service is disabilities was 260 allows them to In-home alternatives that available 24 (119 of these in have a break, may family provide family support and hours/seven be formal or support respite care and are run by days a week to settings) and 101 in informal, and may services () non-profit/voluntary suit the needs homes for people be provided in the organisations. In 2013, of families. with psychosocial home or out of the there were 20 temporary There is an disabilities (only one home) homes for people with upper limit on home with 16 places disabilities, nine of which support of 20 run by a voluntary were run by hours/month. organisation). providers, Although there was a five by State providers, five general lack of places by churches and one by a in temporary homes, private company. In the there were large same year, there were regional disparities, seven temporary homes for especially for people people with psychosocial with disabilities: 40% disabilities. of places were concentrated in Temporary homes receive Central Hungary State subsidy from the State (Budapest and Pest Budget. county), 50% in the Western regions and FECSKE is a family support less than 10% in service provided in the Eastern regions. family home of children and adults with disabilities. As
or with their family) and need day support. Family support / Respite care (provides supports to carers in their caring role and allows them to have a break, may be formal or informal, and may be provided in the home or out of the home) Yes Temporary homes for people with disabilities In-home family support services () Families with children and/or adults with disabilities Temporary homes – many of these are run as part of institutions and serve as emergency placements but there are some alternatives that provide family support and respite care and are run by non-profit/voluntary organisations. In 2013, there were 20 temporary homes for people with disabilities, nine of which were run by providers, five by State providers, five by churches and one by a private company. In the same year, there were seven temporary homes for people with psychosocial disabilities. Temporary homes receive State subsidy from the State Budget. FECSKE is a family support service provided in the family home of children and adults with disabilities. As homes: no FECSKE: yes The service is available 24 hours/seven days a week to suit the needs of families. There is an upper limit on support of 20 hours/month. The total number of places in temporary homes for people with disabilities was 260 (119 of these in settings) and 101 in homes for people with psychosocial disabilities (only one home with 16 places run by a voluntary organisation). Although there was a general lack of places in temporary homes, there were large regional disparities, especially for people with disabilities: 40% of places were concentrated in Central Hungary (Budapest and Pest county), 50% in the Western regions and less than 10% in Eastern regions.
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