Apply for integration assistance for adults with disabilities or for minors with physical, mental or sensory impairments
Source: BUS Rheinland-PfalzIntegration assistance benefits are intended to enable people with significant disabilities to participate fully in all areas of social life.
Integration assistance benefits are divided into 4 benefit groups:
- Benefits for medical rehabilitation
- Benefits for participation in education
- Benefits for participation in working life
- Benefits for social participation
Among other things, the benefits can help you to cope with the tasks of daily life. This may include the following integration assistance services, for example:
- Housing
- finances
- Household management
- leisure activities
- Promotion of private contacts and hobbies
- Visits to public authorities (preparation and support), if not the task of a legal guardian
- Mobility
- Parental assistance
- Support at school, university or for further training at work
- Support at the daycare center
- Auxiliary means
- Promotion of communication
- work
- Special form of accommodation
The services are individually tailored.
You will receive integration assistance services if you do not receive the required services from other social benefits or rehabilitation providers, for example the health insurance fund, pension insurance provider, employment agency or accident insurance provider.
The costs for the services are borne by the responsible integration assistance provider. The federal states determine who is responsible for integration assistance.
For integration assistance benefits, you must always pay a contribution from your income and from your assets if they exceed a set limit. The income and assets of the person with disabilities receiving benefits and, in the case of minors entitled to benefits, of their parents, are relevant. Some benefits are exempt from contributions, for example curative education benefits, assistance with school education and benefits for social participation for beneficiaries who have not yet started school.