LSS (Law on Support and Service)

LSS

LSS, or the Act on Support and Service for Certain Disabled Persons, is an important piece of legislation designed to provide individuals with certain disabilities the opportunity to receive support and services to live an independent and meaningful life. Through LSS, various forms of assistance and support are available, tailored to individual needs and preferences.

What Does LSS Mean?

LSS encompasses various types of services, such as personal assistance, escort services,
contact persons, and respite care. The aim is to provide individuals with disabilities the
opportunity to actively participate in society and live as independently as possible.

Who is Eligible for Support Under LSS?

Individuals with certain disabilities are entitled to support under LSS. This includes people with intellectual disabilities, autism, physical or mental impairments that cause significant and lasting difficulties in daily life. LSS, or the Act on Support and Service for Certain Disabled Persons, is a crucial piece of legislation aimed at providing individuals with disabilities the opportunity to receive support and services to live an independent and meaningful life. Through LSS, various forms of assistance and support are available, tailored to individual needs and preferences.

How Do I Know if I’m Eligible for Support Under LSS?

If you are unsure whether your needs are covered by LSS, you can contact us for more information and advice. We can help you assess and evaluate your needs to determine if you are eligible for support under the LSS Act. It is important to note that eligibility for support under LSS is based on individual needs and whether the disability causes significant and lasting difficulties in daily life.

The Care Unit can provide guidance and support throughout the application process to ensure you receive the help and support you need.