Provide personal care: - Assist with bathing, showering, dressing, and grooming. - Help with toileting, incontinence management, and hygiene. - Assist with medication management.2. Support daily living activities: - Assist with meal preparation, feeding, and hydration. - Help with mobility, transfers, and positioning. - Support with household tasks, laundry, and cleaning.3. Promote independence: - Encourage service users to participate in activities. - Support with social interactions, outings, and community engagement. - Foster independence in daily tasks and decision-making.4. Monitor and report: - Observe and report changes in service users' conditions. - Document care records, incidents, and concerns. - Communicate effectively with colleagues, families, and healthcare professionals.5. Maintain a safe environment: - Ensure service users' safety and well-being. - Identify and report potential hazards. - Maintain cleanliness and infection control.6. Develop and implement care plans: - Contribute to individualized care plans. - Implement care strategies to meet service users' needs. - Review and update care plans regularly.7. Provide emotional support: - Offer emotional support, reassurance, and empathy.