Question 14736 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Lionel Tivoli draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the difficulties of access to care structures for children with autism spectrum disorders, particularly in rural and peri-urban areas. On the ground, many families report insufficiently distributed care provision, forcing them to travel particularly long to access specialized establishments (IME, SESSAD) or trained professionals. These trips, sometimes daily and which can exceed several tens of kilometers, represent a major constraint: increased fatigue for children, disorganization of family life, high transport costs and difficulties reconciling with the professional activity of the parents. This situation leads, in in certain cases, a partial or total renunciation of care, or late and fragmented care, even though the precocity and regularity of support are decisive in the child's development. It reveals a clear break in territorial equality in access to systems guaranteed by public disability policies. Furthermore, the families concerned report a persistent saturation of existing structures, with significant waiting lists, further accentuating distance constraints and treatment times. In this context, he asks what concrete measures the Government intends to implement to improve the territorial coverage of specialized structures, reduce access times, develop local solutions (mobile teams, ambulatory devices) and guarantee equality effective access to care for autistic children throughout the country.

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