habilitation
/həˌbɪlɪˈteɪʃən/
noun
- The process of helping someone gain the skills and abilities needed for daily life, especially after an illness, injury, or disability.
- Her habilitation included speech therapy and occupational training.
- After the accident, the patient underwent months of habilitation to learn how to walk again.
- The center offers habilitation programs for children with developmental delays.
- The act of providing someone with the necessary qualifications, resources, or authority to do something.
- The organization focuses on the habilitation of refugees into the workforce.
- His habilitation as a certified electrician required passing a rigorous exam.
- The government funded the habilitation of new teachers in rural schools.
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