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Our care offer

Our forms of care

We offer different forms of care and support, tailored to the specific needs of young adults and adults. The forms differ mainly in where you live and how much guidance you need. Find out which one fits you.

Choose the form that fits your independence

The three forms of care differ mainly in living situation and in the intensity of the guidance. Choose one to jump straight to its explanation.

Living at a Vitraa location

Sheltered Living

Sheltered Living at Vitraa is intended for clients with and without a mild intellectual disability who, because of psychiatric problems or behavioural disorders, need structural support and cannot live independently. We offer a safe base with professional guidance.

Who is it for?

  • (Young) adults with and without a mild intellectual disability
  • People with psychiatric problems
  • People with behavioural problems
  • Clients with a history in youth care or the justice system

What we offer

  • 24/7 supervision and guidance in a sheltered setting
  • Individual guidance plan tailored to you
  • Daily support with daily living activities and structure
  • Help with social skills and communication
  • Medication management and care coordination
  • Support with work, education or daytime activities
Read more about Sheltered Living
Communal living room of a residential location, with residents on the sofa and a group talking at the dining table
Your own home, tailored guidance

Supported Living

Supported Living is for young adults and adults who are already more independent but still need support in certain areas of life. They live in their own home and receive tailored guidance to further increase their self-reliance.

Who is it for?

  • Young adults and adults who are already more independent
  • Anyone who still needs support in certain areas of life
  • Anyone living in their own home

What we offer

  • Daily individual guidance
  • Support with finances and administration
  • Help finding and keeping work or education
  • Guidance with social contacts and your network
  • Coaching in household tasks and self-care
Read more about Supported Living
Support worker looks on while a resident makes coffee in their own kitchen
Independent at home, guidance by appointment

Ambulatory Care

Ambulatory care is intended for clients who live independently but need support in structuring their daily lives. Our ambulatory support workers visit by appointment to help with specific questions.

Who is it for?

  • Clients who live independently
  • Anyone seeking support in structuring daily life
  • Anyone who wants help with specific questions

What we offer

  • Bringing structure to daily life
  • Dealing with psychological or social challenges
  • Help finding work, study or daytime activities
  • Help with finances and administration
  • Strengthening social skills and your network
Read more about Ambulatory Care
Support worker and client go through the guidance plan together at a table

Want to know more about our forms of care?

Contact us for more information or to arrange a no-obligation intake meeting.