🧭 0106 – Assist-Life Stage, Transition

 Support for life transitions such as moving out of home, starting a new job, or adjusting to independent living. We assist participants in building resilience and developing life plans.

Examples:

Mentoring and peer support
Skill development for independent living
Assistance with tenancy and accommodation

 Everyday personal care tasks including showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, and eating. Delivered with dignity, choice, and privacy.

Examples:

Morning routines

Bedtime support

Assistance with eating and drinking

 Transport assistance for participants to access the community, attend appointments, and engage in social or work-related activities.

Examples:

Trips to medical appointments
Transport to work or day programs
Shopping or leisure activities

 Clinical and general nursing support by registered or enrolled nurses. We offer in-home and community-based health care for eligible participants.

Examples:

Wound care
Medication administration
Continence assessments
Health education

 Specialised support for participants with complex needs requiring high-level care. This includes assistance with personal hygiene, mobility, and managing behaviours or medical needs in a safe and respectful manner.

Examples:

Hoist transfers
Complex bowel care 

PEG feeding
Tracheostomy management

 Support in a shared living environment or at home with daily household tasks and routines. Ideal for SIL (Supported Independent Living) or participants in transition to independent housing.

Examples:

Meal preparation
Household cleaning
Budgeting and shopping

 Skill-building to promote independence and confidence in daily life. Supports can be delivered individually or in group settings.

Examples:

Learning to cook
Personal safety awareness
Time management and planning

 Help with domestic chores to maintain a clean, safe, and livable home environment.

Examples:

Cleaning kitchens and bathrooms
Laundry and ironing
Gardening and yard maintenance

 Supporting participants to engage in social, recreational, and community-based activities of their choice.

Examples:

Attending clubs, sports, or religious events
Going to the movies or cafes
Volunteering or group outings

 Structured programs run in a centre-based or group setting that foster social interaction and build skills.

Examples:

Art and craft workshops
Group exercise classes
Life skills programs