Traduction de «Services d'aide à la vie autonome » (Français → Anglais) :

supported living services

supported independent living unit

Assisted Living Program - National Manual

Assisted Living Program

independent living of people with disabilities

Working Group entrusted with the task of making detailed Proposals for the Setting-Up of a Pan-European Network of Projects on Independent Living and Equality of Opportunities for People with Disabilities

Helios Working Group on an Independent Way of Life

low-threshold facility [ LTF ]

children service

Accelerating the creation of the necessary framework conditions and demand, which will need to include improving rules for clinical trials and testing, fast-tracking assessment procedures of new medicines by the European Medicines Agency, patenting and patent protection, regulatory requirements such as measures to protect medical and personal data, reimbursement through national health insurance schemes and co-ordinated procurements by the public sector (networks of public authorities), ensuring interoperability and setting standards and reference specifications for new equipment and services for telemedicine and independent living, sett ...[+++]ing up a fund for care innovation and for “orphan diseases”, and tackling possible market access obstacles in third countries.

Inequality || Ensure that lower income groups benefit equally from growth in national income in comparison with the higher income groups Could cover a comparison of population groups per income quintile and relative poverty || End discrimination and inequalities in public service delivery and economic life Could cover discrimination amongst others on the grounds of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, national original and other status || Empowerment and inclusion of marginalised groups, including ethnic minorities, migrants and refugees Could include the extent to which migrants and refugees have access ...[+++]to public services, health care, education etc (compared with nationals) and indicators on migrant and refugee integration.

50. Expresses its concern at the fact that persons with disabilities continue to face discrimination and exclusion, which hinders their ability to enjoy their fundamental rights on an equal basis with others; calls on the EU institutions and EU Member States to continue implementing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) in their respective fields of competence; notes that the further development of EU law and policy in the area of non-discrimination could play a role in the process of harmonising legislation with the CRPD across the EU, for example regarding equality before the law; encourages the Member states to develop adequately resourced policies to better integrate persons with disabilities ...[+++] and facilitate their access to housing, education, labour market, public transport and facilities, and participation in the political process, notably by abolishing legal and practical discrimination and restrictions to their right to vote and stand for election; deplores the fact that certain persons with disabilities have no choice but to live in special homes, given the lack of community-based alternatives, and calls on the Member States to champion arrangements which enable more persons with disabilities to live independently;

50. Expresses its concern at the fact that persons with disabilities continue to face discrimination and exclusion, which hinders their ability to enjoy their fundamental rights on an equal basis with others; calls on the EU institutions and EU Member States to continue implementing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) in their respective fields of competence; notes that the further development of EU law and policy in the area of non-discrimination could play a role in the process of harmonising legislation with the CRPD across the EU, for example regarding equality before the law; encourages the Member states to develop adequately resourced policies to better integrate persons with disabilities ...[+++] and facilitate their access to housing, education, labour market, public transport and facilities, and participation in the political process, notably by abolishing legal and practical discrimination and restrictions to their right to vote and stand for election; deplores the fact that certain persons with disabilities have no choice but to live in special homes, given the lack of community-based alternatives, and calls on the Member States to champion arrangements which enable more persons with disabilities to live independently;