Processes

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• Receiving care within services approved and funded by a foreign public authority (SAFAÉ - formerly APC)
  Services whose funding and coverage decisions are provided by a foreign public authority (SAFAÉ) are intended for people with disabilities, offering residential care (housing), day care, as…
• Submitting a first application for accreditation as a provider of services for persons with disabilities whose funding and decision to provide care is granted by a foreign public authority (SAFAE)
  Services for persons with disabilities whose funding and decision to provide care is provided by a foreign public authority may offer several forms of support: day programmes only; residential care…
• Applying for initial accreditation to provide day programmes or overnight accommodation for people with disabilities as a service (MAH) approved and subsidised by AVIQ (Agence pour une Vie de Qualité; Agency for Quality of Life)
  The day programmes and overnight accommodation sector for people with disabilities offers various types of services that are designed to best meet the specific needs of this target group. Depending…
• Making use of family assistance and home care
  Their aim is to maintain people’s independence and enable them to continue living at home. Help is provided by professionals in the field of home assistance, including: family assistance;…
• Submit a request for telerehabilitation services
  Rehabilitation centers may, if they wish, submit a request for telerehabilitation services to AVIQ. Tele-rehabilitation is provided through remote services. A “remote service” is an…
• For Adapted Work Enterprises (ETA), receiving AVIQ subsidies for wages and social security contributions for a worker with a disability
  AVIQ subsidizes sheltered employment enterprises (SEs) and contributes, in particular, to workers’ wages. The amount of the subsidies is determined based on each worker’s reduced…