asumispalveluyksiköt

Asumispalveluyksiköt, which translates to housing service units, are specialized facilities in Finland designed to provide accommodation and support for individuals who require assistance with daily living due to various needs. These units are part of the social welfare system and aim to promote independent living and well-being for their residents.

The target groups for asumispalveluyksiköt are diverse and can include elderly individuals, people with disabilities, those with mental health challenges, or individuals recovering from substance abuse. The level of support offered varies depending on the specific needs of the residents, ranging from minimal assistance to more intensive care. Services typically provided include help with personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication management, household chores, and social activities.

The primary goal of these units is to offer a safe and supportive living environment while fostering residents' autonomy and social participation. They often operate with a person-centered approach, tailoring services to meet individual requirements and preferences. The units can be publicly or privately operated, and their services are often funded through a combination of municipal social services, state subsidies, and residents' own financial contributions. The aim is to enable individuals to live as independently as possible within a structured and supportive community.