Elderly Assist from Job Done Errand and Cleaning Services
Personal home care non medical services for seniors because as we get older, everyday tasks can become more difficult.
When seniors find themselves struggling with activities of daily living or are unable to maintain their own home, they can quickly lose confidence and independence.
Job Done can bridge that gap, supporting seniors at home with assistance to complete a variety of common household tasks.
Here are a few of the tasks a home helper can handle:
General home help
Help with errands
Pick up prescriptions
Medication reminders
General shopping
Appointment reminders
Oversee home deliveries
Light housekeeping
Laundry and ironing drop off/pick up dry cleaning
Make beds and change linens
Assist with pet care
Care of plants, light gardening
Supervise home maintenance
Companionship
Escort to appointments and special events
Grocery shopping
Meal preparation
Monitor diet and eating
Monitor food expiry dates
or whatever you need...Whether a couple of hours of support every now and then, a few times a week or every day Job Done are here to help.
Fully police checked if you or your family members need assistance contact us on 027 5892962
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