According to the ‘Government’s 100 Days in Office’ report, the supported housing units procured are expected to accommodate approximately 170 people with disabilities.
The measure forms part of efforts to reorganise the social protection system and ensure more independent living conditions for people with disabilities.
The homes will offer beneficiaries a family-like environment, as well as support tailored to individual needs. This includes assistance with daily activities, the development of self-care skills and support for participation in community life.
The properties will be made available to local social care agencies under loan-for-use agreements concluded with the owners.
According to the National Programme for the Social Inclusion of People with Disabilities, the number of ‘Supported Housing’ social services is set to rise to 132 by 2030.
According to official data, there are 164,682 people with disabilities in the Republic of Moldova, of whom 28,278 have a severe disability, 90,171 have a significant disability and 46,233 have a moderate disability.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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