Essential Daily Living Support

​Everyday assistance that promotes safety, routine, and independence at home. Ideal for individuals who require ongoing hands‑on support with daily living activities.

Supports may include:

• Assistance with personal care routines (hygiene, dressing, toileting support)

• Support with morning and evening routines

• Meal planning, grocery support, and meal preparation

• Light household tasks related to the individual’s care

• Medication reminders (non‑medical; no administration)

• Household organization and safety monitoring

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Daily living assistance, supervision, and in‑home support

Companionship & Emotional Support

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Consistent, respectful companionship that supports emotional well‑being and connection.

Supports may include:

• Friendly conversation and shared activities

• Games, walks, and leisure activities

• Emotional encouragement and reassurance

• Social engagement within the home or community

• Optional faith‑based or spiritual companionship (upon request)

All emotional support is non‑clinical and does not replace counselling or therapy.

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Social support and supervision

Respite & Caregiver Relief

Reliable supervision and care so families can rest, recharge, or attend to other responsibilities.

Designed for parents, guardians, and caregivers who need temporary or scheduled breaks.

Supports may include:

• In‑home respite support

• Community‑based respite

• Evening, weekend, or short‑term respite

• Overnight supervision and routine support

• Assistance with daily routines while caregivers are away

• Regular communication with families

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Respite care and caregiver relief

Autism & Specialized Support

Structured, individualized support for children and adults with autism or other developmental needs.

Supports focus on daily functioning and participation — not therapy or clinical intervention.

Supports may include:

• Structured daily routines

• Sensory‑aware support

• Support during transitions (school, programs, home changes)

• Social interaction practice in natural settings

• Consistent supervision and guidance

Aligned with SSAH, Passport, and OAP (non‑clinical supports only)

Life Skills & Independence Building

Practical skill development that supports independence and confidence.

Supports may include:

• Daily living skills (cooking, cleaning, laundry)

• Money handling and budgeting support

• Time management and routine building

• Homework organization and learning support (non‑tutoring)

• Support with self‑advocacy and decision‑making

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Skill development and independence support

Creative & Enrichment Support

Meaningful activities that encourage expression, confidence, and enjoyment.

Supports may include:

• Art and creative activities

• Journaling, storytelling, and crafts

• Sensory‑friendly play and movement

• Adaptive exercise and leisure activities

• Personalized activity planning based on interests

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Recreational and enrichment activities

Social & Community Participation

Support to engage safely and confidently in the community.

Supports may include:

• Accompaniment to parks, libraries, or recreation centres

• Support attending appointments, programs, or events

• Assistance participating in volunteer or social programs

• Support attending faith gatherings or community groups

• Leisure exploration (music, art, sports, hobbies)

• Social and communication skill‑building in real‑world settings

Aligned with SSAH & Passport: Community participation and inclusion