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Rehabilitation services are rendered to disabled people to help them to reach and maintain their functional levels. There are four levels of rehabilitation services catering for different levels of disabilities, and these are:
Primary rehabilitation services are preventative services that build self-reliance and capacity of the client. These include therapeutic counseling, home-based services, support groups and self-help, and awareness and advocacy programmes. Secondary level rehabilitation is early intervention (care and protection, non-statutory) services that include protective workshops, day care and stimulation services, income generation and poverty alleviation projects, early childhood development, and respite services. Tertiary level rehabilitation is statutory services that include residential care facilities, foster care and adoption services, and reconstruction and after-care services. Specialist and academic rehabilitation is services like mentoring and coaching, empowerment, policy and programme development, and research. |
| Rehabilitation Services Questions |
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What Is A Disability Grant?
ANSWER: A disability grant is income awarded to persons who, owing to physical or mental disability, are unfit to obtain employment or the means needed to enable them to support themselves. You receive a permanent disability grant if your disability will last for more than a year and a temporary disability grant if your disability will last from six months to a year. The maximum grant for the year 2007 is R870 per month. The applicant:
For more information go to the South African Social Security Agency |
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Where Can I Learn The Legal Framework?
ANSWER: Documents are provided in PDF format. To open PDF documents, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 or higher installed on your computer. Click on the document you want, a new browser window will open.
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Who Do I Contact For More Information?
ANSWER: Call - 0800 60 10 11, or select from the Provinces below:
National
Eastern Cape Province
Free State Province
Gauteng Province
KwaZulu-Natal Province
Limpopo Province
Mpumalanga Province
North West Province
Northern Cape Province
Western Cape Province |
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What Steps Do I Need To Follow?
ANSWER: Visit your nearest primary health care centre or clinic for screening and you will be referred for rehabilitation to a hospital or specialist at secondary or tertiary level. Legal Framework. The following are in pdf format. Clicking on an item will open a new browser window.
The application may take 3 months to be processed. In some instances people are put on the waiting list for 6 months. |
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What Forms Must I Complete?
ANSWER: Application forms to be completed are determined by the rehabilitation centre or primary health care centre. |
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