Personal Assistance for Persons Living with a Disability

Providing assistance to a person with a disability entails more than just giving physical assistance, it also involves enhancing mental wellbeing. Depending on the circumstances, limitations on the everyday activities of persons with a disability may be permanent, transient, or episodic in form, or they may have existed for a long time.

A personal assistant to a person with a disability plays a critical role in supporting their client to lead an independent and fulfilling life. The duties of a personal

assistant are diverse and tailored to meet the specific needs and preferences of the individual.

Our Services:

Assisting with daily personal hygiene tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. Ensuring that these activities are carried out in a manner that maintains the individual’s dignity and comfort.

Administering prescribed medications on time, monitoring for side effects, and ensuring adherence to medication schedules. Coordinating with healthcare providers for prescription refills and medical consultations.

Planning, preparing, and serving nutritious meals according to dietary requirements and preferences. Assisting with feeding if necessary and ensuring proper hydration.

Helping with mobility needs, including transferring from bed to wheelchair, using mobility aids, and providing physical support during movement to prevent falls and injuries.

Performing light housekeeping duties such as cleaning, laundry, and maintaining a safe and tidy living environment.

Shopping for groceries and household supplies.

Assisting with transportation to medical appointments, social activities, and running errands. Ensuring that the individual can participate in community events and activities.

Providing emotional support, engaging in meaningful conversations, and participating in activities that promote mental and emotional well-being. Offering companionship to reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation.

Observing and reporting any changes in the individual’s health or behavior to healthcare professionals and family members. Monitoring vital signs and managing chronic conditions under the guidance of healthcare providers.

Assisting with paperwork, managing schedules, paying bills, and coordinating with other service providers. Ensuring that all necessary documents and appointments are organized and up to date.

Advocating for the individual’s needs and rights in various settings, including healthcare facilities and community services. Educating the individual and their family about available resources and support services.

Encouraging and facilitating participation in hobbies, interests, and recreational activities that enhance the individual’s quality of life and social engagement

Helping with communication needs, including making phone calls, sending emails, and assisting with the use of communication devices or technology.

Personal Assistance for Persons Living with a Disability

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