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Auxiliary means for anybody

Dear Sir or Madam,

Everybody needs help – sooner or later. There are many auxiliary means that can make life easier. Plenty auxiliary means make it possible for people with disabilities to live a self-determined and autonomous life. There are diverse auxiliary means – whether daily routine, communication or mobility. Find out more in our Topic of the Month September: Auxiliary means for anyone.

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Nadine Lormis
Editorial Team REHACARE.com

REHACARE Trade Fair with Congress & Forums
28 September - 01 October 2016
Düsseldorf, Germany

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Auxiliary means for anyone

Topic of the Month September

Photo: robot arm, hand with pen and ball, wheelchair; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf/ctillmann

Auxiliary means are indispensable for people with disabilities: They replace essential functions, support them and take the pressure of the people. This applies to adults as well as adolescents and children. Auxiliary means such as gripping and eating aids or wheelchairs can help them to participate in life in a self-determined and autonomous way.

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REHACARE Congress "We for the quarter"

Meeting point of quarter development initiatives

The first nationwide information and exchange platform that puts the focus of the event to the interdisciplinary experience of housing industry, local authorities, social service providers and organized citizenship. "We for the quarter" is thematically beyond individual issues such as accessible construction, alternative forms of housing, improvements in care, etc..

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Arne Schöning - That's how he rolls

How we roll

Image: Arne Schöning; Copyright: Gestochen Scha(r)f – Fotografie

His passion is photography: Arne Schöning is always looking for new inspiration, does not take life too serious and has a refreshing self-mockery. What he dislikes about the title German Federal Commissioner for the Disabled and what he always wanted to do, he tells us at REHACARE.com

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Forum "Living with care @home"

Expert seminars and workshops on the topic "Care at Home"

At REHACARE 2016, "Living with care @home" provides practical assistance on care issues and problems of professional nurses and those affected and their relatives and friends may have.

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