Asha Ahmed

-Provide assistance with eating, dressing, taking a shower, and maintaining personal hygiene.

-Encouraging Self-Advocacy and Independence: They support people's independence by encouraging them to make decisions and acquire new skills.

-Assist people in going to appointments, using community services, and engaging in social and recreational activities.

-Advocacy: They make sure the people they assist have the correct opportunities and services by fighting for their needs and rights.

-Behavior Support: To assist people in managing difficult behaviors

-providing assistance to residents with toileting, clothing, grooming, and bathing. helping residents who require assistance with eating and drinking, including feeding them.

-assisting residents with walking, transfers, and the use of assistive technology as part of their mobility.

-Offering Emotional Assistance: engaging, redirecting, and reassuring residents through interaction. hearing people' worries and informing them of any alterations to their mental or physical health.

-promoting involvement in social gatherings and activities. Keeping an eye on residents' health: keeping an eye on residents for any indications of disease, trauma, or alterations in their health.

-obtaining and documenting vital signs, including blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and breathing. bringing up any issues with the nursing workers.

• Provide excellent customer service to residents, staff, and families.
• Assist residents, employees, and guests with a broad range of dietary needs
• Work within the department to provide quality and nutritious meals and service to residents
• Take residents oders and serve meals when orders are ready