These supports refer to helping individuals with their everyday personal activities, which may require providing aid or supervision for tasks such as:
Maintaining personal hygiene, including showering, bathing, brushing teeth, getting dressed, and grooming.
Managing toileting, bladder and bowel functions.
Offering assistance with more complex clinical or nursing duties.
Eating and drinking.
Supporting with meal planning and preparation.
Assisting with the use of various aids and devices, such as hearing and communication devices.
Helping with mobility and transferring, such as moving in and out of bed or on and off the toilet seat.
Administering medication.
Providing basic first aid for disabilities-related injuries.
Assisting with laundry.
These supports are available in various settings including shared living arrangements, Supported Independent Living (SIL), Individual Living Options (ILO), and respite care.