We offer advice and guidance on matters concerning services and support measures for disabled people. Different support measures can make it easier for people to cope at home and outside the home.
Contact disability services management by telephone or via e-mail.
You can contact disability services management by sending an email to vammaispalvelut@etelasavonha.fi
Select your municipality from the drop-down menu to see the appropriate contact details.
Through the disabled client assistance and service coordination telephone service, you can receive guidance and advice on services for the disabled.
The client assistance and service coordination telephone service covers the following areas:
The service will be extended to cover the entire wellbeing services county at a date to be announced later.
Mon–Fri 10:00–15:00
Omatori offers comprehensive support and advise on finding the services that best suit your needs. Omatori is a meeting place where clients have easy access to professionals and volunteers from different fields.
Omatori offers services and activities in cooperation with public, private and third sector operators. Omatori’s services are offered by the following service providers:
Our services are particularly focused on serving the elderly, disabled people and informal care families of all ages, as well as the family members of the above, but everyone is welcome to try out our well-being services, for example, or participate in our volunteer activities!
More information: 2nd floor
More information: 2nd floor
Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00
Mon–Thu 10:00–14:00
Wed 08:00–11:00
Mon–Fri 08:00–10:00
At the Pieksämäki social and health centre, clients can access appointment and hospital services, services for families and services for the elderly.
Mon–Fri 08:00–15:00
Closed 8.7.–4.8.
The Savonlinna social and health centre operates as part of the hospital.
Mon–Fri 08:00–15:00
Persons with disabilities and their family members receive counselling and guidance on health and social services, housing, studies, work, and finances.
The counsellors explain what services are available, how they can be applied for, and what preconditions there are for accessing them. If necessary, they can also provide advice on how to apply for and combine different types of financial support. The counsellors guide people to the providers of each type of service.
Counselling is available, for example, by phone and at service points. The counsellors do not make any service-related decisions.
You can access Eloisa remotely, wherever you are.
Access to remote service reception, where you can get help for your concerns.
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