Harmony Helping Hands

  Whether you live with your family, a partner, or roommates, sharing domestic tasks promotes equity and fairness. It also helps everyone develop life skills that are useful for future independence. Wipe kitchen and bathroom countertops to maintain hygiene and a clean environment. Sort and process mail daily to avoid clutter and to recycle junk mail. Cleaning Almost every place where people live, work or play requires cleaning. It can be a huge job that may include sweeping and mopping floors, wiping surfaces and sinks, dusting, washing dishes and cleaning out closets. It can also include seasonal tasks like deep cleaning the refrigerator, donating outgrown clothes and cleaning out the basement. Cleaning tasks can be broken down into daily, weekly and monthly chores. This makes it easier to manage the workload. It can also help prevent certain tasks from getting overlooked or neglected. It’s important to have a clean, organized home. Studies show that a messy home increases stress ...

  Development of life skills   is a critical factor in health, social inclusion and independent living. They include practical and emotional abilities, like cooking a meal or washing clothes. Research into the concept of life skills has mainly focused on vulnerable populations. The proposed life skills most frequently cited in these studies are budgeting/finances, communication, problem-solving and decision-making. Self-Awareness Self-awareness is a key component of social-emotional learning (SEL). It helps students recognize their emotions, thoughts and behaviors. It also helps them understand how they impact others. Leaders who engage in the process of self-awareness are more open to receiving feedback, which is vital for their growth as leaders. They can use a tool like the Johari Window to identify their strengths and areas for improvement. Self-Management A strong self-management skill set helps people meet deadlines, solve problems and make decisions, and adapt to change...

  NDIS Daily Tasks Shared Living   services are an integral component of the NDIS, empowering individuals with disabilities through a range of tailored support. This includes assistance with personal care, meal preparation, household chores, and medication management. At Wattle Supports, we strive to provide expert-level assistance. Our focus on recognizing challenges, embracing diversity, and leveraging technology provides avenues to empowerment and community integration. Core Supports Daily Tasks/Shared Living is one of the core support categories within the NDIS. This supports participants in achieving their goals and maintaining their independence. These services can be delivered at home, or in shared accommodation environments. The NDIS defines this category as assisting or supervising daily activities in a shared living environment. This includes things like washing, cleaning and maintenance tasks. These are often tasks that all residents in a shared space need to carry ...

  Daily personal activities   are routine tasks that help individuals maintain hygiene and health. They include bathing, grooming (brushing teeth and hair), dressing and toileting. The support provided for these activities is tailored to the unique needs and abilities of each individual, ensuring a person-centred approach. Learn more about how NDIS daily personal activities support can help. Getting Ready for the Day The term “getting ready for the day” refers to the overall process of preparing yourself physically, mentally and emotionally for your daily tasks. It includes a series of activities that help you wake up, feel refreshed and prepared to tackle your responsibilities each morning. Getting ready for the day on a regular basis promotes a daily positive mindset and helps you perform better at all times. It increases your confidence, organization, motivation, productivity and efficiency – all while demonstrating that you care about yourself and want to be at your best a...