Personal Support Services provide non-medical assistance and training to individuals with activities of daily living. These activities may include eating, bathing, dressing, grooming, personal hygiene, medication administration, light house cleaning, laundry and linen care, grocery shopping, attending appointments, meal planning, and meal preparation.

Life Skills Development 1: Companion support, helps individuals build essential daily living skills while increasing independence. The program emphasizes non-medical assistance, including supervision, social engagement, and support with daily routines, while promoting safety and confidence in both home and community settings. Participants are encouraged to take part in social and recreational activities and may be accompanied on outings either one-on-one or in small groups of up to three adults, fostering meaningful connections and active community involvement without the inclusion of hands-on personal care.