Abstract
In this research, how residential and vocational facilities for the person with physical disabilities adapt new service system of the Services and Supports for Persons with Disabilities Act is studied. The results are as follows: 1) Most of facilities switched their services to the support in residential care and the care for daily life. 2) Some of facilities were originally established as housings for the workers with physical disabilities. 3) The support for persons in residential could not be used with working programs, and some of residents had to quit working. 4) Social inclusion thorough Group homes and Care homes are difficult, because these facilities have to be accessible.
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