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Findings of the community living
conditions survey for persons with
disabilities in Japan
- Feb, 2012
Naoko SAITO, Vice president, KYOSAREN
Survey overview
■Purpose:
1. To research income levels and community
living conditions of PWDs
2. To compare this with persons without
disabilities
3. To highlight gaps between persons with and
without disabilities
■Date: Nov, 2011 to Feb, 2012
■ Respondents: 10,012PWDs
-equivalent to almost 2 % of PWDs who use
social welfare services in Japan
Annual income of PWDs
112万円以下
Under US$12,500
99PWDs 1%
Under US$20,000
112万円～199万円
Over US$20,100
200万円以上
1,305PWDs
14%
9,111
PWDs
7,707PWDs
85%
Findings of the community living conditions survey for persons with disabilities
in Japan, Feb, 2012
Comparison of annual incomes between PWDs and
Persons without Disability（％）
Over
US$30,100
Persons without disability
PWDs
Under
US$30,000
Median disposable income:US$22,400
Under
US$20,000
Poverty Line:US$11,200
Under
US$10,000
Findings of the community living conditions survey for persons with disabilities
in Japan, Feb, 2012
PWD households according to age
Respondants:10,012PWDs Valid Respondants:9,934PWDs
Living with family
Living independently
Group home/ Care home
Institution
10+
20+
30+
40+
50+
60+
Findings of the community living conditions survey for persons with disabilities
in Japan, Feb, 2012
Marriage rate among respondents
（％）
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
89.39％
79.86％
Male
Female
Average
4.3％
4.00％ 4.63％
総人口にみる既婚率
障害のある人の既婚率
Marriage rates
Marriage rates
in total population
in respondents
Findings of the community living conditions survey for persons with disabilities
in Japan, Feb, 2012
Current employment support measures：Dual model
Open employment
(Employment relation)
People with mild disabilities
Welfare-based employment
（Sheltered workshops, etc.）
People with severe disabilities
Ideal employment support measures：Diagonal model
Employment policy
Employment
policy
Employment policy
People with mild or
no limitation of work capacity
(Social welfare, medical
measures, etc.）
People with severe limitation
of work capacity

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