Development of Daily living and life Skills
We assist the participant in developing individual life skills and training around community, social and recreational activities to promote as much independence as possible. This involves training in daily personal activities and important life skills, such as: Public transport skills; Resume skills; Taxes; Saving skills; Social skills; Physical activity skills.
Overnight or around the clock support is available for people with complex or multiple support needs. Our skilled and experienced staff are able to provide a wide range of supports during the day or night lncluding but not llmitad to:
- Implementation of behaviour Sllppoft strategies
- Medication administration
- PEG feeding, epilepsy management, diabetes management
- Hoist/transfer support
- Personal care
- Assistance to engage in activities and appoinments outside the home.
We also provide two types of overnight staff support; active night support or sleepover support.
- Active night assists those who need intermittent or continuous staff assistance throughout the night
- Sleepover support means that someone is available if a need arises during the night. Our staff will sleep in a separate room but can be woken up to provide assistance (limitations apply to the number of times staff are needed before the shift becomes an active night shift).
