ALISHA SHRESTHA

-Assisting clients with activities of daily living

-Assisting clients with medication assistance

-Helping clients to build their skills and independence

-Using the person centred approach to ensure services are tailored to the individual and responsive to their ongoing and changing needs and providing them with choice and control

-Working with the range of community networks and other services to meet people’s needs

-Advocating on behalf of client when required and educating others in the community

-Engaging positively with the teams by providing support, sharing knowledge and participating in work meetings

-Building and maintaining positive relationships by treating all people with dignity, respect and maintaining privacy and confidentiality

-Communicating respectfully and clearly using active listening and range of strategies and method

-Completing client documentation like progress notes, data collection and reporting incidents and other required documentation

-Identifying opportunities for continuous improvement at work and suggesting creative solutions to reduce risk and improve quality of service

-Being responsible under the WHS Act for the health and safety of all clients and team members

-Assisting clients with tasks like showering, dressing, grooming, and toileting to ensure personal hygiene and comfort

-Assisting clients with mobility that includes movement, transfers, and the use of mobility aids like hoist , walking frame

-Assisting clients with meal preparation, cooking, cleaning, laundry, and shopping to maintain a comfortable living environment

-Facilitating social activities, outings, and appointments, promoting community participation and inclusion

-Assisting clients with medication administration, monitoring health conditions, and supporting clients in attending medical appointments

-Working collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to implement and update care plans based on individual needs

-Maintaining accurate records of support provided and any changes in the client's condition or circumstances
-Building positive relationships with clients and their families, fostering a sense of belonging and social connection

-Respecting dignity, privacy, and cultural needs

-Supporting clients to engage in social situations

-Mentoring the clients to socialize

-Escorting clients to different appointments and helping them with everyday tasks

-Providing support at home with morning and evening routines

-Helping clients to reach their goals with education and employment

-Assisting the clients with the progression of therapeutic goals, social skills coaching, community re- engagement and participation and motivation coaching