Assistance with Personal Activities
We not only help you with your daily personal activities, but we also help you develop these skills yourself.
Assistance with Personal Activities
We believe that care is a basic human right and our caregivers and support staff are dedicated to the protection of yours or your loved one’s dignity. Assistance with Daily Living (Support Category 1.01 in an Disability Care plan) covers Assistance with daily personal activities such as personal hygiene activities, or supervision of personal daily tasks; which support a participant to live as independently as possible at home, and in the community.
Personal 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.
Our personal care supports are flexible and customised to your own needs, goals and outcomes. We not only help you with your daily personal activities, but we also help you develop these skills yourself.
Just some of the ways we can help
- Personal hygiene including showering, bathing, oral hygiene, dressing, grooming;
- Toileting, bladder & bowel management;
- Eating and drinking;
- Attending appointments;
- Use of aids and appliances, hearing and communication devices;
Other Services
Have Questions?
Our local team of Support Workers are the best in the business. To learn more about Disability Care and how Oxford Care Services can help, get in touch today.
FAQ
This support helps participants with everyday activities such as personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, and managing routines.
It includes help with bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility support, and medication reminders, tailored to individual needs.
Yes, support workers assist with structured daily routines to improve independence and wellbeing.
Yes, Oxford Care is a registered NDIS provider committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred support services.
