The United Nations estimates that 650 million people with disabilities live in the world, making up about 10% of the world's population. In the total population of Croatia, this percentage is somewhat higher, 11.6%, probably attributable to the wartime events in this area. The largest number of people with disabilities in Croatia are between 19 and 64 years old. What is devastating is the fact that as many as 63% of people with disabilities haven't finished elementary school or have only finished primary school. During history, the community was behaving differently to people with disabilities, depending on the degree of economic and cultural development and different circumstances, from inhumane intercourse and stigmatization, ignorance, integration and equal opportunities. There are different areas of quality of life for people with disabilities, first is life at home and interacting with the community, second is employment and advancement, and the third area is health and condition, concerning accessibility of health services and recreation. The inclusion of people with disabilities in the community also depends on the attitudes and actions of individuals living in that community. It is important that such attitudes change so that people with disabilities have a more dignified and higher quality everyday life and a better social interaction with society. The methodology of this paper quantitatively examined the attitudes of the general population and personal assistants on people with disabilities in order to determine how personal assistants and the general population feel about people with disabilities, to investigate whether there are differences between the attitudes of general population and personal assistants towards people with disabilities and how the frequency of contact of both groups with people with disabilities affects the attitudes of both groups towards people with disabilities. 91 participants participated in the survey via an online questionnaire, from which 30 personal assistants and 61 participants from the general population. The results have shown that attitudes of personal assistants towards people with disabilities are better than the attitudes of the general population towards people with disabilities which is due to better knowledge of personal assistants about people with disabilities and more quality time spent with them which confirms the results of other previously conducted researches that are included in this paper.