We offer a comprehensive range of services to ensure that individuals can live as independently as possible in their own homes and communities. Here’s a list of services that Okiri Healthcare might provide for individuals needing supported accommodation:

1. Assessment & Personalised Support Planning: Evaluating the needs of each individual to create tailored support plans, covering all aspects of their life.

2. 24/7 On-site Support: Depending on the needs of the residents, staff can be available around the clock to offer assistance.

3. Life Skills Training: This includes:

   • Cooking and meal preparation
   • Budgeting and money management
   • Personal hygiene and grooming
   • Household chores
   • Using public transport

4. Medication Management: Ensuring that residents take their medications on time and in the correct dosages.

5. Physical Healthcare: Collaborating with medical professionals to ensure regular check-ups and addressing any physical health concerns.

6. Mental Health Support: Providing access to counseling, therapy, and other mental health resources.

7. Mobility Assistance: Assisting residents with mobility issues to move around their homes and the local community.

8. Community Integration: Organising group activities, excursions, and workshops to help residents engage with the wider community.

9. Emergency Response: Implementing systems like emergency pull cords or call buttons to provide immediate assistance in emergencies.

10. Liaison with Families and Advocates: Regular communication with the families of residents or their advocates to update them on progress, challenges, or any other matters.

11. Housing Maintenance: Ensuring that the living environment is safe, clean, and maintained to a high standard.

12. Personal Care: Assisting residents with tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming, if necessary.

13. Education & Employment Support: Assisting residents in accessing educational resources, job training, or employment opportunities.

14. Social Activities & Hobby Encouragement: Organizing group activities or supporting residents in pursuing individual hobbies or interests.

15. Respite Services: Offering short-term relief for families or other primary caregivers.

16. Advocacy Services: Helping residents understand their rights and advocating on their behalf when needed.

17. Assistance with Benefits and Finances: Helping residents understand, apply for, and manage any eligible benefits.

18. Cultural & Religious Needs: Ensuring that residents’ cultural and religious beliefs are understood and respected, and facilitating any related practices or observances.

19. Transportation: Providing or arranging transportation for residents to appointments, activities, or other essential journeys.

20. Feedback & Continuous Improvement: Regularly seeking feedback from residents and their families and implementing improvements based on this feedback.