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Personal assistants work a maximum of 40 hours a week, but individuals with severe disabilities often require continuous care. After the assistant's shift ends, family members frequently take over caregiving responsibilities. This situation can be challenging, especially for families with limited resources or those who cannot provide care due to work or health issues. Local authorities are responsible for organizing social services to support these individuals, including home care and day centers. When personal assistants are absent, employers must provide substitutes or alternative support options. Families facing difficulties can seek assistance from social services to evaluate needs and access available resources.