Assisting Personal Activities

Assisted personal activities involves supporting participants with their day-to-day activities. This includes assisting participant's with:

• showering, bathing, dressing, oral hygiene, and grooming;
• bladder and bowel management, and toileting;
• eating and drinking;
• attending appointments;
• use of appliances and aids, communication and hearing devices;
• being mobile at home ie, support moving on and off the toilet and in and out of bed; or
• basic first aid administered due to the participant's disability, and application of splints.

Assisted personal activities can be required in a range of circumstances. This includes supporting participants who live alone, with family or other people; and assisting client's to undertake educational, recreational, social, or employment tasks, and when taking holidays.

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