Assistance with daily care
Daily care assistance involves supporting individuals with routine activities, including help with or supervision of essential daily tasks to maintain well-being and independence.
At ucs, we are able to help in assisting with daily care such as:
- Personal hygiene – Support with showering, bathing, oral hygiene, dressing, and grooming.
- Toileting and hygiene management – Assistance with bladder and bowel management, as well as menstrual care.
- Eating and drinking – Help with meal consumption and hydration.
- Appointment attendance – Support in attending medical and other essential appointments.
- Use of aids and appliances – Assistance with hearing aids, communication devices, and other supportive equipment.
- Mobility and transfers – Help with moving in and out of bed, as well as transferring on and off the toilet.
- Injury and disability-related care – Application of splints and basic first aid for injuries related to a participant’s disability.
Assitance with personal domestic care
NDIS participants are assisted with taking part in personal domestic care to complete tasks for themselves.
Personal domestic care supports may be required across a variety of settings. For example, a participant living alone in their own home, living with family or other people, when undertaking social, recreational, education, or employment activities or during holidays away from home.
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