Offering sheltered housing for people with intellectual or combined disabilities. We provide help and support to the client in spending their leisure time properly or help in finding their own housing. We support the client in going to work.

Sheltered housing is a residential service provided to persons who have reduced self-sufficiency due to disability or chronic illness, including mental illness, whose situation requires the assistance of another natural person.

We provide residential, community-based social services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, operating year-round. With appropriate support, people with disabilities can live in ordinary households, take responsibility for their lives and manage their own care and household.

Social service for adult men and women who have reduced self-sufficiency due to disability, whose situation requires regular assistance from another individual. Provision of accommodation, meals, household management, educational and acquisition activities.

We operate sheltered housing. The accommodation provides assistance with personal and bedding laundry, ironing and cleaning. Payments for heat, hot and cold water and electricity are included in the accommodation service.

This is a collective housing in which the running of the service is provided by a team of workers. We provide clients with support and ensure a safe and dignified environment. Clients are people with mental illness or intellectual disabilities from the age of 18 years.

We provide sheltered housing with a capacity of 29 beds.

We operate sheltered housing. We provide year round accommodation with a total capacity of 4 beds. There are 2 double bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom, hallway, outdoor terrace and garden. We provide meals of three main meals and two side meals.