Resource title

This report analyses the availability of social
support services during the first period of the COVID-19
pandemic and explores in how far the nature or quality
of these services changed. Furthermore, it considers
how the far-reaching health, social and economic crises
affected the workforce providing the services. As persons
with disabilities were disproportionally affected by the
outbreak of COVID-19, the analysis focuses on social
services that support them in care homes, day care
centres, sheltered workshops or at home.

Author

Sigrid Rand, Ciprian Panzaru, Eugenia Atin, Daniel Kunze, Päivi Holopainen

Year

2020

Summary

This report analyses the availability of social
support services during the first period of the COVID-19
pandemic and explores in how far the nature or quality
of these services changed. Furthermore, it considers
how the far-reaching health, social and economic crises
affected the workforce providing the services. As persons
with disabilities were disproportionally affected by the
outbreak of COVID-19, the analysis focuses on social
services that support them in care homes, day care
centres, sheltered workshops or at home.

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