The care model for person-centered disability care for individuals with physical and mental disabilities, as well as learning and developmental disorders, is an important area of nursing in inpatient, outpatient, and community-based care. In Germany, 1,014,000 people have a mental or emotional disability, whose impairments, in interaction with various barriers, could hinder their full participation in social life. Therefore, they require varying degrees of nursing and therapeutic support. The specialized book by British nursing experts in disability care describes and justifies a framework model for the care of people with disabilities and demonstrates how nursing professionals can apply it in practice. It provides caregivers with clear guidance on how to effectively manage the care process for individuals with disabilities and assess, plan, execute, reflect on, and evaluate their care and support needs. The goal is to provide care that is focused on the individual with disabilities, addressing the complex needs of people with disabilities, their relatives, and caregivers, while achieving good care outcomes. The German edition has been adapted regarding legal, theoretical, process-oriented, and practical nursing content.