Home Health Care Services

 Residential Rehabilitation & Support Service provide a safe, supervised home combined with intensive support for people with long-term challenges (e.g., mental illness, addiction). Their goal is to help residents stabilize, learn life skills, and build independence to eventually live more autonomously in the community. 

 Participant Assistance Care (PAC) provides a personal aide to help people with disabilities take part in community activities. The aide assists with essential tasks like personal care, mobility, and supervision, enabling safe participation and promoting social inclusion. 

 Companionship and Emotional Support service provides meaningful social interaction and a friendly presence to combat loneliness and improve mental well-being. Through conversation and shared activities, it offers essential emotional support for those who are isolated or living alone. 

 Respite care provides short-term relief for primary caregivers by temporarily caring for individuals with special needs. This service prevents caregiver burnout by offering professional support in a safe environment, benefiting both the caregiver and care recipient. 

Daily Living Support helps people with everyday personal and household tasks—like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and housework—so they can live safely and independently in their own home.