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5. Institution in the Field of Social Welfare Disabilities, subsequently called the Institution is the institution for carrying out the social rehabilitation of disabled persons performed, whether by the Government, local government, and the public
6. Social Welfare Society is a social organization or social society that carries out a social welfare organization that is organized into society, both legal and non-legal.
7. Professional Social Workers are a person who works, both in government and private institutions that have social job competencies and professions, and concern in social work gained through education, training, and/or experience of social work practices to carry out service tasks and handling social issues.
8. Social Welfare is a person who is educated and trained professionally to carry out service duties and handling of social problems and/or someone who works, whether in both government and private institutions whose scope His activities in Social Welfare.
9. Social Volunteers are a person and/or community group, whether set in social work or not set in social work, but carrying out hosting activities in the social field is not in social institutions the government of its own will with or without reward.
Section 2
The Disability social rehabilitation standards performed by the Institution are intended to provide references to administrators and social rehabilitation services officers in planning, implementing, and evaluating service activities. Social rehabilitation of the disabled.
Section 3
The Disability Social Rehabilitation Standard by the Institution aims:
a. providing technical guidelines for the caretaker and the Institution ' s officers in carrying out the social rehabilitation program of the disabled;
B. enhance the professionalism and agency officers in carrying out social rehabilitation of disabled persons;
c. embodied professional social rehabilitation; and
D. create an effective and efesien working mechanism to guarantee the quality and outcomes of the social rehabilitation of the disabled.
Section 4
The scope of this Regulation includes the Social Rehabilitation, Institution, authority, funding, monitoring and evaluation, coaching and supervision, as well as reporting.
BAB II
SOCIAL REHABILITATION
The Kesatu section
General
Section 5
(1) Social Rehabilitation Of Disabled Persons is intended to restore and develop the ability of a person experiencing social dysfunction to be able to carry out its social functions reasonably.
(2) Social Rehabilitation Of Disabled Persons as referred to in paragraph (1) is executed in the form:
a. Motivational guidance and psychosocial diagnosis;
B. treatment and parenting;
c. social guidance and psychosocial counseling;
D. mental and spiritual guidance;
e. physical guidance;
f. Vocational training and entrepreneurial coaching;
G. service accessibility;
h. Resosialization guidance;
i. further guidance; and/or
J. Reference.
(3) Social Rehabilitation Of Disabled Persons by the Institution is implemented through a series of activities with social work approach, and the approach of other disciplines in a unified way.
Section 6
The Disabled Social Rehabilitation Objective is addressed to:
a. Physical Disabilities include body, netra, rungu wicara and former sufferers of chronic diseases;
B. Mental Disabilities include intellectual/mental retardation and ex-psychotic episodes or persons who have experienced psychiatric disorders/psychosocial;
C. The physical and mental/disability disabilities are multiple.
Section 7
(1) The Implementation Of Social Rehabilitation by the institution is intended:
a. for the quality of social rehabilitation can be provided optimally and effectively as well as efficiently; and
B. to help the disabled improve its social role and function in society.
(2) Social Rehabilitation as referred to in paragraph (1) may be carried out in and/or outside the Institution.
The Second Part
Execution
Section 8
Stages of Disability Social Rehabilitation by the Institution, including:
a early approach;
b admission;
c disclosure and understanding of the problem;
d drafting problem solving plan;
e problem solving;
The social, mental, physical, vocational, vocational, and entrepreneurial guidance
g resosialization;
h terminations; and
i further guidance.
Section 9
(1) The initial approach as referred to in Article 8 of the letter a is the activity that initiates the social rehabilitation process.
(2) The activities that initiate the social rehabilitation process as referred to in paragraph (1) through the delivery of information of Social Rehabilitation programs to the public, related agencies, and social organizations.
(3) The Social Rehabilitation Program Information as referred to in paragraph (2) is intended to obtain the data of the number of disabled persons in accordance with the predefined conditions.
Section 10
(1) The acceptance as referred to in Section 8 of the letter b is an activity to obtain objective and thorough data about the prospective recipient of the service.
(2) The acceptance activities include the process of regristracy and the checking of the acceptance terms to be rehabilitated through the Institution.
Section 11
The disclosure and understanding of the problem as referred to in Article 8 of the letter c is an activity to examine or unravel the problems of the disabled and the potential and the sources it has upon acceptance to do so. Rehabilitation.
Section 12
The framing of problem solving plans as referred to in Section 8 of the letter d is a plan for the activities to be performed for problem handling according to the results in which the disclosure and understanding of the problem can be made.
2. Social rehabilitation is a process of refetionalisation and development to allow a person to be able to perform its social functions reasonably in a community life.
3. Disability of Disabilities is a person who has physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory limitations in a long period of time that in interaction with the environment and its people's attitudes can meet obstacles that make it difficult for them to be used. Participated in full and effective participation based on equal rights.
4. The Disability Social Rehabilitation Standard is a minimal service that must be implemented in the social rehabilitation process of disabled persons by the institution.
Section 13
Problem solving as referred to in Article 8 of the letter e is a real activity based on the preparation of problem solving plans in dealing with the problem experienced by the disabled.
Section 14
Social, mental, physical, vocational, and entrepreneurial guidance as referred to in Article 8 of the letter f constitute a series of activities undertaken in the effort to support the Disability of Disabilities so that they have an awareness, a responsibility, enhance thees and increased capacity as well as the social rehabilitation capabilities of the disabled; and
f. assemble and compile data of national level disability institutions.
a. coordin as referred to in Article 8 of the letter h is an end to the termination activities of the Disability Social Rehabilitation.
Section 17
(1) Further guidance as referred to in Section 8 of the letter i is a monitoring activity and an attempt to increase the reliability of the disabled.
(2) The advanced guidance activities as referred to in paragraph (1) may be:
a. develop entrepreneurial by providing advanced skills; and
B. provide social assistance or channel to the business world.
The Third Part
Executor
Section 18
(1) Social Rehabilitation for the Disability of Persons by the Institution, conducted by the executors consisting of:
a. Professional Social Workers;
B. Social Welfare Services; and/or
C. Social Volunteers.
(2) The executor as referred to in paragraph (1) must meet the requirements for being a social rehabilitation executor, and by paying attention to the ratio of the ratio of the needs of each type of disability target.
(3) Further provisions on the requirements and ratio of comparative needs as referred to in paragraph (2) are set forth by the Director General of the Social Rehabilitation.
Section 19
(1) Acting Social Rehabilitation Disability is tasked with planning, carrying out, and reporting on the results of implementation of social rehabilitation.
(2) The task as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. Distraction for the disabled, family, and community targeted within the range of Disability Social Rehabilitation;
B. services in fulfillment of basic needs and gender needs, increased access to social rehabilitation, reinforcement of parental/family responsibility and the institutional strengthening of the Disability Social Rehabilitation;
c. conduct a social rehabilitation contract that includes the commitment of beneficiaries and families to comply with the regulations set by the institution;
D. carrying out professional duties in accompanying the Disability Social Rehabilitation Objective, which consists of an appenment, case discussion, case handling, logging, motivation, and building of the working network;
e. conduct social advocacy of the disabled in accessing the social rehabilitation needed;
f. make reports of case handling of each case occur; and
G. Create a quarterly, quarterly, and end-year implementation of the contract, in addition to the case handling report.
BAB III
INSTITUTE
Section 20
Institutions carrying out the Disability Social Rehabilitation Institute consists of:
a. Government-owned agencies that are in the form of Technical Managing Unit (UPT);
B. Local Government-owned institutions in the form of the Regional Technical Managing Unit (UPTD); and/or
C. Social Welfare Institute.
Section 21
(1) The institution as referred to in Article 20 has the principal task of managing the activities of the Rehabilitation Social Rehabilitation Activities.
(2) The management as referred to in paragraph (1), includes:
a. preparing for the Disability Social Rehabilitation target data in complete with the name, address, disability type, age, gender, disability history, and mobility tool needs;
B. conduct problem identification and problem handling needs;
c. performs outreach, mentoring, assistance, and social assistance towards the disabled who requires social rehabilitation by engaging Social Workers, Social Welfare, and Social Reopponents;
D. facilitate the implementation of the rehabilitation of disabled persons and families who are beneficiaries;
e. deal with the case by engaging the associated professionals;
f. a referral and further guidance according to the need;
G. conducting coaching, supervision, monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of the social rehabilitation of the disabled;
h. conduct social advocacy to the partner institution of social welfare;
i. establish a network of partnerships with various parties; and
J. Make a report on the implementation of the Disability Social Rehabilitation.
Section 22
Institutions carrying out Disability Social Rehabilitation must meet the standards of the agency that organizes the Social Rehabilitation Of The Disabled.
Section 23
Institute standards as referred to in Section 22, which are managed by the Government-owned Technical Managing Unit and the local government-owned Technical Managing Unit have:
a. vision and the mission of the Technical Managing Unit (UPT) or the Regional Technical Managing Unit (UPTD);
B. Rehabilitation program;
c. organizational structure;
D. human resources;
e. means and infrastructure; and
f. the availability of funds and accountability.
Section 24
Institute standards as referred to in Article 22, which are managed by the Social Welfare Institute must have:
a. Social Welfare Institute status;
B. vision and the mission of the Society of Social Welfare;
c. rehabilitation program;
D. organization structure;
e. human resources;
f. means and infrastructure; and
G. the availability of funds, management management, and accountability.
Section 25
(1) The Social Welfare Institute as referred to in Article 20 of the letter c is a partner of the Government and the local government in the implementation of the Disability Social Rehabilitation.
(2) The Social Welfare Institute as referred to in paragraph (1), has the status:
a. not a legal entity; or
B. Legal entities.
(3) The Social Welfare Institute as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to be registered to the Ministry of Social Affairs, the provincial service/social institution/kabupaten/city in accordance with the scope of its jurisdiction.
BAB IV
Authorization
The Kesatu section
Government
Section 26
The Minister has the authority:
a. establish the policies, programs and activities of the disabled;
B. establish norms, standards, procedures, and standard criteria of social rehabilitation of persons with disabilities through institutions in the field of social welfare;
c. perform cooperation with other stakeholders;
D. conducting strengthening institutional capacity, improving human resources, funding for the implementation of social rehabilitation of the disabled;
e. facilitate the implementation of the formation activiti ate the implementation of policies, programs and activities of persons with disabilities between districts/cities in its territory;
B. doing cooperation with other provinces and districts/cities with other provinces as well as inter-county/city cooperation in its territory;
c. perform cooperation with other stakeholders;
D. conducting strengthening institutional capacity, improving human resources, funding for the implementation of the Disability Social Rehabilitation;
e. facilitate the implementation of the formation activities and increased capacity as well as the Disability Social Rehabilitation Capability; and
f. Assemble and compile data of provincial-level disability agencies.
The Third Part
County/City Government
Section 28
The regent or mayor has the authority:
a. coordinate the execution of the social welfare activities of the disabled;
B. published a decision letter of the companion officer of the social welfare program of the disabled;
c. perform cooperation with other districts/cities in and outside the province;
D. strengthen institutional capacity, increased human resources and funding for the implementation of the formation and increased capacity as well as the Disability Social Rehabilitation Capability;
e. carrying out formation activities and increased capacity as well as the Disability Social Rehabilitation of Persons;
f. doing cooperation with other stakeholders;
G. conducting disabled persons;
h. carrying out monitoring and evaluation;
i. carrying out participation, role as well as society and the business world; and
J. carrying out technical guidance, counseling to people, tutoring, monitoring, and motivational guidance.
BAB V
FUNDING
Section 29
(1) Funding the implementation of policies, programs, and activities of Disability Social Rehabilitation in the province are sourced from the income and shopping budget of the province.
(2) Funding implementation of the policy of social welfare programs Disabilities in districts/cities sourced from the income and shopping budget of district/city areas.
(3) The Government may provide the assistance of funding the implementation of policies, the social welfare program of Disability of Disabilities in the province and county/city in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB VI
MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Section 30
(1) Government, provincial government, and district/city government conduct monitoring to guarantee synergies, continuity, and effectiveness of the measures integrated in the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of Social Rehabilitation The Disabilities.
(2) Monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1), to know the development and obstacles in the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of Disability Social Rehabilitation.
(3) Monitoring is conducted regularly through coordination and direct monitoring of implementation in the policy, program, and activities of the Disability Social Rehabilitation.
Section 31
(1) Minister, governor, and regent/mayor in accordance with his authority conducting the evaluation of the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of Disability Social Rehabilitation at each end of the budget year.
(2) The results of the evaluation of the implementation of the Policy, Program, and Rehabilitation Activities Of The Disabled as referred to in paragraph (1), are used for planning the next year in order to repair the program.
(3) Evaluation as specified in paragraph (2), executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB VII
COACHING AND SUPERVISION
Section 32
(1) The Minister conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of Disability Social Rehabilitation to the provincial government.
(2) The governor conducts coaching and oversight over the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of Disability Social Rehabilitation to the county/city government.
(3) The Regent/mayor conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of the Disability Social Rehabilitation Activities.
Section 33
The public can conduct oversight of the Disability Social Rehabilitation Activities in accordance with the mechanisms and conditions of the laws.
Section 34
Coaching and supervision as referred to in Article 32 and Section 33 to provide technical motivation and direction for the sustainability of the Disability Social Rehabilitation Activities.
BAB VIII
REPORTING
Section 35
(1) Each Institution carrying out the Disability Social Rehabilitation Institution is required to make a written report on the conduct of the activities to the regent/mayor.
(2) The Regent/mayor is obligated to submit a written report on the implementation of the Disabled Social Rehabilitation of the Persons in its territory to the Governor.
(3) The governor is obliged to submit a written report on the implementation of the Disability Social Rehabilitation of the Disabilities in its territory to the Minister by busan to the Minister who organizes the affairs of the domestic government.
(4) The reporting of execution as referred to in paragraph (2) and verse (3) is performed each year.
(5) The form and layout of the reporting as referred to in paragraph (4) are executed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB IX
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 36
These regulations are made as the Norma, Standard, Procedure, and the Governing Criteria of the Disability Social Rehabilitation Standards by the Institution in the Field of Social Welfare that is a reference to the provincial government and government. county/city area.
Section 37
This rule comes into effect on the promulgable date.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of the Minister's Regulation with its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia.
Set in Jakarta
on November 29, 2012
SOCIAL MINISTER
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
SALIM SEGAF ALJUFRI
Promulgated in Jakarta
on December 5, 2012
MINISTER FOR LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
