Service Overview
Daily Living Support
Daily Living Support is personalised assistance with everyday activities at home and in the community. The focus is not simply completing tasks for you—it is supporting you in the way you prefer, maintaining your dignity and building skills where that is one of your goals.
Who This Service May Suit
- Participants who need regular assistance with personal or household routines.
- People working towards greater confidence and independence at home.
- Participants who benefit from structure, prompting, supervision or hands-on support.
- Families seeking reliable support that follows an agreed routine and communicates clearly.
Support May Include
- Personal activities and self-care support, where included in the agreed service scope.
- Meal planning, preparation and support with safe kitchen routines.
- Household tasks such as cleaning, laundry and maintaining an organised living space.
- Shopping, appointments and assistance to complete everyday errands.
- Prompts and support to follow established routines, plans and appointments.
- Skill building for daily tasks, based on the participant’s goals and abilities.
Possible Participant Outcomes
- More confidence completing everyday activities.
- Greater choice and control over daily routines.
- Improved consistency, safety and comfort at home.
- Skills that support longer-term independence.
How AureonRise Care Delivers It
We begin by understanding how you prefer support to be delivered, including your routine, communication style, cultural preferences, privacy expectations and goals. We then document the agreed approach, match suitable workers and review the support when your circumstances or priorities change.
Daily Living Support Questions
Can I choose the days, times and support workers?
We discuss your preferred schedule and the type of worker you feel comfortable with. We aim for consistency and compatibility, subject to worker availability, required skills and the agreed service arrangement.
Can my daily support change as my needs change?
Yes. You can ask for a review when your routine, goals, health needs or circumstances change. We will discuss what can be adjusted within the service agreement, available funding and the scope of the service.
Can a support worker complete nursing or medical tasks?
Only workers who are appropriately qualified, trained and authorised may complete clinical tasks. Nursing or health-related support is assessed separately and must be delivered within professional scope, clinical instructions and the agreed service plan.
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