Traduction de «Assistante de vie auprès de personnes handicapées » (Français → Anglais) :

disability support assistant | disability support carer | disability care worker | disability support worker

older adult services worker | support worker (older adults in care) | residential home older adult care worker | residential support worker

residential care worker | special needs support worker | residential childcare worker | residential home children care worker

Community action programme for disabled people | Handicapped People in the European Community Living Independently in an Open Society | Second Community action programme for disabled people | HELIOS [Abbr.] | HELIOS 1 [Abbr.]

Committee of Experts on the Impact of New Technologies on the Quality of Life of Persons with Disabilities

Advisory Committee to the President of the Treasury Board on the Employment of the Handicapped [ ACE | Advisory Committee to the President of the Treasury Board on Employment of Disabled Persons in the Public Service ]

Help Yourself! Hints from Persons with Disabilities [ Help Yourself! ]

Expert Group Meeting on Elimination of Social Barriers to the Integration of Disabled Persons into Community Life

Some countries have established targets on the participation of disabled people and severely disabled people in working life: in Germany, there was a reduction in the number of severely disabled people unemployed of around 24% (initial target 25%).

The following policy priorities, expressed in a series of principles and guidelines without specific targets, define Italy's social agenda for the three-year period 2003-2005: to favour the family and to increase the national birth rate; to provide better services to disabled people; to fight against extreme poverty; to accelerate the development of the South through the launch of ESF-supported "territorially integrated plans"; to promote equal opportunities between men and women; and to prevent drug addiction and dependency.

Progress has also been made in increasing the number of social services provided (day-care, child-care centres, help at home etc.) to dependant household members (elderly, disabled persons and children), expected, among other things, to reconcile family life and work.

The EESC calls for concrete actions to be developed in the following areas, from the perspective of accessibility as a human right: prevention of the effects of the economic crisis on accessibility standards and independent living for persons with disabilities; provision of access to education (9); a programme for access to social and cultural (10) rights (social relations, recreation, tourism); international cooperation, financial-trade agreements and the EU's position in areas such as natural disasters and development cooperation, MDGs, asylum-seekers and the UN and the IMF; in the field of research, Horizon 2020 should be utilised ...[+++]; access to housing, including State housing; sports, as a mean of social inclusion, should be enjoyed, including access to buildings, premises, programmes etc.