Development Life Skills
Our team at Eden Community Care is dedicated to help you acquire a skill that is tailored specifically to your needs. In addition to enhancing your ability to communicate, we support you in achieving independence. Our aim is to guide you, your loved ones, or your caregiver through the obstacles you encounter in your everyday life, offering techniques that enable you to manage these challenges effectively.
Having spent years in the fields of disability and community services, we have recognized and valued the challenges involved in performing daily tasks and activities for individuals with disabilities. We are equipped to train and develop a range of essential life skills, including:
- In particular, personal hygiene encompasses showering, toileting, and grooming
- Buying groceries, preparing a healthy meal, and shopping for groceries are all part of nutrition
- Communication with service providers through different channels.
- How to plan a journey, use public transportation, and troubleshoot problems associated with travel and transport.
Development Life Skills Services, Eden Community Care
Enhancing everyday living and life skills aims to empower both the individual or their caregiver to become more self-reliant. This encompasses assistance that will boost the individual’s ability to travel by themselves, use public transportation without assistance, keep up with personal hygiene consistently, and engage in various activities. Skills necessary for navigating life’s obstacles and pressures involve flexibility and a positive outlook. Our training can be delivered through one-on-one sessions or group exercises, and it can address a variety of skills including daily living, communication, social engagement, problem-solving, and handling the financial aspects of support services. Through an extensive array of educational and development programs, we support individuals in overcoming daily life challenges by enhancing their ability to face these issues directly by expanding their knowledge, skills, and support networks.