Core Points - The 35th National Assistive Day event in Nanjing introduced four policies aimed at supporting disabled individuals, including the updated "Basic Service Guideline Directory for Disabled Persons" and the "Comprehensive Care Service Implementation Plan for Autism Population" [1][2] Group 1: Basic Service Guideline Directory - The updated 2025 version of the "Basic Service Guideline Directory" includes six new service projects, expanding the total to 46 basic service items across seven categories, enhancing efficiency and precision in service delivery [1] - The directory features four key characteristics: "bottom-line + universal," "standard enhancement + expansion," "household registration + residency," and "department + institution," promoting equitable and collaborative service provision [1] Group 2: Comprehensive Care for Autism - The "Comprehensive Care Service Implementation Plan for Autism Population" focuses on six areas: medical security, rehabilitation assistance, special education, employment services, care support, and social inclusion, aiming to address four specific issues over four years [2] - The plan includes 20 activities under six major actions, ranging from early screening and intervention to public awareness and family empowerment, creating a comprehensive support system for autistic children and their families [2] Group 3: Integration of Elderly and Disabled Care - A new policy aims to utilize existing elderly care resources to accommodate severely disabled individuals, facilitating a shared living arrangement for families with elderly parents and disabled children, marking a national first in resource integration [3] - This initiative seeks to alleviate the caregiving burden on families facing both aging and disability challenges, promoting a collaborative development of elderly care and disability support services [3] Group 4: Activities for National Assistive Day - Over 100 diverse activities will be organized around the theme of promoting self-reliance and assistive spirit, including swimming competitions, talent shows, and job fairs specifically for disabled individuals [3] - Various associations will conduct specialized activities tailored to different groups, enhancing community engagement and support for disabled individuals [3]