Dependency, disability and older people
Support and advice for people with disabilities, those in situations of dependency, and seniors. We help you manage the Dependency Law and access essential services such as home care, telecare, and disability assessment, improving your autonomy and quality of life.
How to request help?
Submit your application in 4
simple steps
Submit your application in 4 easy steps
01.
Initial contact
Schedule an appointment or visit us so we can assist you. We will assign you a social worker who will guide you through the process.
02.
Submit the application
Gather the documents your employer requests. Remember that you can consult our Information Guide for any questions or requirements.
03.
Wait for the evaluation
Submit your application and we will review it carefully. The technical team will assess your individual case to confirm your eligibility for assistance.
04.
Receive support
Once approved, we'll contact you right away. That's when you'll start receiving the help or service you need.
Solicitud dependencia
Documentation Center
Current forms and regulations. Download the document you need, fill it out, and submit it at our registry or electronic office.
Solve all
your doubts
Do you still have doubts?
We know that every situation is unique. If you need personalized guidance regarding your case or available resources, our team is here to listen and guide you.
The process consists of two phases: first, the Recognition of Degree, and then the approval of the Individual Care Program. Timeframes may vary depending on demand, but we will keep you informed at each stage so you know the status of your application.
Disability Certificate: It recognizes a percentage of physical, mental, or sensory impairment (minimum of 33%). It grants tax benefits, access to sheltered employment, or parking permits, but does not necessarily imply receiving care.
Dependency situation: Evaluate the need for help from another person For performing basic tasks (eating, personal hygiene, mobility). It's the way to access services such as care homes, day centers, or home care. At the Mancomunidad (Association of Municipalities), we guide you through both processes.
Yes, within the catalog of the Dependency Law there is the Economic Benefit for Care in the Family Environment (PECEF).
This financial aid is intended to contribute to the expenses related to the care of a dependent person when they are cared for by a family member in their own home. To access it, certain cohabitation and living conditions requirements must be met, which will be assessed by your assigned social worker during the preparation of the Individualized Care Plan (PIA).
He SAD It is a professional resource for people who have difficulty caring for themselves. Its goal is to enable them to remain in their homes for as long as possible while maintaining a good quality of life.
The tasks performed by our assistants include:
Personal attention: Grooming, hygiene, help with dressing or eating, and medication management.
Domestic care: Daily cleaning, shopping, meal preparation, and laundry.
Psychosocial support: Companionship and stimulation to avoid isolation.
