At least one child care center in each community will have such special resources. The situation for public schools is similar. Children with disabilities commute to child care centers or school by cabs paid for by the municipality. All parents get a child allowance from the National Social Insurance. Social Insurance pays also salaries during an employee's sick leave.
Parents can take such paid sick leaves also for days when their children are sick.
Social Insurance, that also covers health care including the provision of assistive devices such as wheelchairs, is funded by taxes and all payments are made regardless of the recipients' income. For children with multiple disabilities who need more than 20 hours of care over and above what non-disabled children of the same age might need Social Insuance pays a monthly sum that covers the costs of a paid worker for the amount of hours needed for which the child has been assessed by the Social Insurance's social worker. The parents can hire anybody they find fit for that purpose including themselves. In many families one parent chooses to give up work outside the home and assist the child instead. Other parents rather continue with their career and employ outside persons for this purpose.