Light Housekeeping & Other Household Chores (Washing Clothes and Dishes) 

Running errands such as grocery shopping

Planning and scheduling appointments and social activities

Transportation to appointments and other activities.

Preparing Meals

Socialization and entertainment

Communicating with family members and other care team professionals  

Safely transporting individuals with disabilities to and from their destinations

Assisting individuals with boarding and disembarking from vehicles as needed

Ensuring that the vehicle is equipped with any necessary mobility aids or equipment

Following specific instructions or preferences regarding the individual's transportation needs

Maintaining a clean and comfortable environment within the vehicle

Creating a safe and supportive environment for residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Developing individualized care plans in collaboration with residents, families, and healthcare professionals

Providing personal care assistance, including medication management, meal preparation, and daily living skills training

Facilitating social and recreational activities to promote socialization and community engagement

Care for people and families during periods of illness or recovery.

Provide bedside and personal care to clients and help them move, bathe, groom and get dressed and undressed.

Plan and prepare meals

Give oral medications as instructed by your home care agency or supervisor.

Help with light housekeeping - for example, do laundry, wash dishes and make beds.

Spend time talking with your clients.

Providing guidance and support to individuals with disabilities in their daily living activities

Assisting individuals in developing independent living skills and fostering self-sufficiency

Implementing personalized support plans to address the individual's specific needs and goals

Encouraging and facilitating social interactions and community engagement

This service is generally used due to a brief planned or emergency absence, or when the primary caregiver is available, but temporarily physically unable to care for or supervise the recipient for a brief period of time.

Provides supportive care and supervision to recipients under the age of 21 years when the primary caregiver is unable to perform the duties of a caregiver.

Conducting intake assessments and evaluations to determine eligibility for supportive housing programs

Developing individualized housing plans in collaboration with residents to address their unique needs and goals

Providing ongoing support and resources to help residents maintain stable housing and improve their quality of life

Connecting residents to community resources, such as employment assistance, healthcare services, and social activities

Collaborating with property management to ensure a safe and supportive living environment for residents

Facilitating group meetings, workshops, and activities to foster a sense of community among residents