This study analyzes the experiences of personal assistance for disabled people through phenomenological
methodology. The conclusion of the study is as follows. The intrinsic property of personal assistance as
an agency is to aware what is good care, how the good care can be practiced with good caring skills,
and how to be an ethical expert of personal assistance. And the process that PAS provider becomes an
ethical expert includes several features. Firstly, ethical PAS providers tend to accept their experience
concerning disability in a positive way. Secondly, they actively construct ethics to form positive meanings
of their own lives. Thirdly, they constantly develop professional skills for practicing services. Lastly, they
try to extend the field in which they practice their care ethic beyond the boundary of PAS.
Understanding the situation of disabled peoples leads personal assistants to constructing disability
perception as well as care ethics. In the process of changing perception, personal assistants develop the
idea that disabled people are not different from non-disabled people in any sense so that it is reasonable
to protect the rights of disabled people. Also personal assistants define their role for social change such
as a role for elimination of prejudice regarding disability. This role for social change can be understood
as a result which could be obtained in the matured stage of constructing care ethics.