Housing for People with intellectual Disabilities by Fundación APRONI

Entity which complete it

UDC

Country

Spain

Town

Valencia

Project name

Fundación APRONI: Housing for People with intellectual Disabilities

Stating Year

1980

Where it takes place

Spain, through local offices and community centers managed by Fundación Aproni.

Range of age

Services cater to individuals of all ages with intellectual disabilities, from children to adults.

Type of disability

multiple

Why is it a good practice of the Person-Centered Model?

Tailored support: Each individual has a customized support plan based on personal needs, preferences, and life goals; Community Integration: Encourages integration into the local community and promotes independence and social inclusion; Family Involvement: Includes families in decision-making processes, fostering a supportive network for the individual.

Integrated Assessment (Person, Family, Housing) and Life History

Detailed assessments are conducted to understand the life history, preferences, and capabilities of each person. This holistic approach ensures personalized care and support.

Personalised Care and Support Plan for the Life Project

Development of individualized plans that may include employment opportunities, recreational activities, healthcare needs, and social engagement tailored to the person’s specific circumstances.

Support groups

Fundación Aproni organizes support groups for families and individuals to share experiences, resources, and solutions, ensuring comprehensive care.

Case Management and Resource Coordinator

Dedicated staff coordinate resources and ensure that each person has access to necessary services, education, and housing options.

Highlined results

2nd stage, 2021 – 2026: at least 60 experimental territories

Inspiring ideas for other enviorments. It can works! 😉

The model can be adapted to other social care organizations by focusing on individual-centric care with an emphasis on inclusivity and sustainability.

Other observations

APRONI is a Spanish non-profit organization that supports people with intellectual disabilities and their families through services focused on inclusion, education, and quality of life. Fundación Aproni’s model promotes dignity and respects the rights of individuals with intellectual disabilities by integrating them into society while offering specialized support.

Evidence and indicators

Resident well-being assessments; level of community integration; family satisfaction and involvement.