Live-in carer

The carer assists with bathing, dressing, and grooming, promoting the participant’s hygiene and self-esteem. This includes skin care, oral hygiene, and hair care, tailored to individual abilities and preferences. Personal care is crucial for maintaining good health and a positive self-image.

The carer prepares balanced, nutritious meals, catering to specific dietary needs and preferences. This includes planning meals, cooking, and aiding with eating if necessary. The focus is on ensuring participants enjoy healthy, tasty meals that meet their dietary requirements.

The carer assists with grocery shopping, selecting items that align with the participant’s dietary needs and personal preferences. This involves planning meals, managing budgets, and ensuring a steady supply of necessary groceries and household items.

Managing medication involves ensuring timely intake, keeping track of prescriptions, and monitoring for side effects. The carer assists with organising medications, understanding dosage instructions, and liaising with healthcare providers as needed.

Light housekeeping duties include cleaning, doing laundry, and maintaining an orderly environment. This ensures the participant’s living space is clean, safe, and comfortable, which is vital for their wellbeing and quality of life.

Offering companionship involves engaging in conversations, participating in hobbies or interests, and providing emotional support. This social interaction is vital for mental health, reducing feelings of isolation and loneliness.

The carer assists with walking, transfers, and using mobility aids. This includes helping the participant move around their home safely and comfortably, and may involve exercises to maintain or improve mobility.