Assistance with daily living tasks (e.g., cleaning, laundry, meal preparation)

Personal care (showering, dressing, grooming)

Medication reminders (non-administration)

Routine monitoring of wellbeing (e.g., general observations, under guidance)

Companionship and emotional support

Companionship and friendly conversation

Accompanying to medical appointments or therapy sessions

Assistance with transport to social activities, shopping, or outings

Support during community events or recreational activities

Encouraging participation in hobbies and interests

Providing respite for family carers by engaging clients socially

Assistance with phone calls or correspondence

Support with maintaining social connections and community involvement

Light cleaning (dusting, vacuuming, mopping)

Laundry and ironing

Meal planning and preparation

Grocery shopping and errands

Organising and tidying living spaces

Washing dishes and kitchen clean-up

Taking out rubbish and recycling

Assisting with home safety checks (e.g., removing hazard

Cleaning minor cuts, grazes, and abrasions using appropriate solutions (e.g., saline)

Applying and changing simple, non-complex dressings (e.g., adhesive strips, gauze)

Ensuring wound area is kept clean and dry

Monitoring wound for signs of infection such as redness, swelling, discharge, or increased pain

Reporting any concerns or changes in wound condition promptly to a registered nurse or healthcare provider

Educating the client on simple wound care practices and hygiene

Maintaining infection control standards (hand hygiene, glove use, safe disposal of dressings)