Institutions for People with Disabilities are facilities designed to provide care, support, and services to individuals with various disabilities. These institutions aim to enhance the quality of life for residents by offering medical care, rehabilitation, and social activities tailored to their needs. They can vary in size and services, ranging from small group homes to larger residential facilities. Many institutions focus on promoting independence and community integration for their residents. Staff members, including nurses, therapists, and social workers, work collaboratively to create personalized care plans. These institutions also often provide educational programs and vocational training to help individuals develop skills for daily living and employment opportunities.