Chapter 7: Personal care
Assistance or personal care received apart from that provided by the centre, by sex and disability number. Population with disabilities.
Units: people

	Total	Receives an extra service not provided by the centre	Does not receive an extra service and does not need it	Does not receive an extra service but needs it	No reply	
Total	
    Total	357,894	168,327	180,427	5,251	3,890	
    Just one disability	22,657	9,727	12,405	287	238	
    Two disabilities	25,461	10,265	14,572	399	225	
    Three disabilities	45,608	20,517	23,958	718	416	
    Four disabilities	49,921	22,065	26,645	782	430	
    Five to eight disabilities	214,247	105,753	102,848	3,065	2,581	
Man	
    Total	124,774	56,021	65,521	1,777	1,453	
    Just one disability	11,448	4,924	6,220	128	176	
    Two disabilities	11,400	4,074	7,181	72	73	
    Three disabilities	17,964	7,964	9,606	312	81	
    Four disabilities	18,124	8,512	9,184	350	78	
    Five to eight disabilities	65,838	30,548	33,331	914	1,045	
Woman	
    Total	233,121	112,305	114,905	3,473	2,436	
    Just one disability	11,209	4,804	6,185	159	62	
    Two disabilities	14,061	6,191	7,391	327	152	
    Three disabilities	27,645	12,553	14,352	406	334	
    Four disabilities	31,797	13,553	17,461	431	352	
    Five to eight disabilities	148,409	75,205	69,518	2,151	1,536	
Notes:
1) Personal assistance or care received outside the centre are those aids or care that are not provided by the centre (e.g. chiropodist, therapist, hairdresser or companion to go to the doctor).
 2) Los datos correspondientes a celdas con menos de quinientas people han de ser tomados con precaución, ya que pueden estar afectados de elevados errores de muestreo.
Source: National Statistics Institute