Chapter 4: Social relations and leisure
Assessment of the frequency of contact with relatives, friends or acquaintances, by gender number of disabilities. Population with disabilities. 
Units: people

	Total	Excessive	Suitable	Insufficient	They have no contact with their family	Does not apply because they have no relative or friend	Not given	
Total	
    Total	357,894	3,008	257,151	67,157	5,937	12,985	11,655	
    Just one disability	22,657	217	16,358	4,244	726	750	363	
    Two disabilities	25,461	159	17,920	6,105	359	776	142	
    Three disabilities	45,608	331	34,234	8,754	682	1,174	434	
    Four disabilities	49,921	287	36,625	9,964	792	1,619	634	
    Five to eight disabilities	214,247	2,014	152,016	38,090	3,379	8,667	10,082	
Man	
    Total	124,774	1,120	84,115	26,437	2,822	5,867	4,412	
    Just one disability	11,448	106	7,544	2,523	485	611	180	
    Two disabilities	11,400	76	7,966	2,575	263	428	92	
    Three disabilities	17,964	126	12,274	4,266	354	688	257	
    Four disabilities	18,124	90	12,713	3,873	468	769	211	
    Five to eight disabilities	65,838	722	43,620	13,200	1,253	3,371	3,672	
Woman	
    Total	233,121	1,888	173,037	40,720	3,114	7,118	7,243	
    Just one disability	11,209	111	8,814	1,721	241	139	183	
    Two disabilities	14,061	83	9,954	3,530	96	348	50	
    Three disabilities	27,645	205	21,960	4,489	328	486	178	
    Four disabilities	31,797	197	23,912	6,091	324	850	423	
    Five to eight disabilities	148,409	1,292	108,396	24,890	2,125	5,296	6,409	
Notes:
1) The number of disabilities refers to the 8 disability groups: vision, hearing, communication, learning, mobility, self-care, home life and personal interactions and relationships
 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