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Assist with bathing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene
Support with dressing and mobility (walking, wheelchair transfer, bed transfer)
Feeding assistance (if required)
Remind or assist clients to take prescribed medication
Monitor and record vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse, etc.)
Observe and report any changes in health condition to family or supervisor
Prepare or heat up simple meals according to dietary requirements
Assist with feeding for clients who are unable to feed themselves
Ensure hydration and proper nutrition
Perform light housekeeping related to the client (laundry, tidying, changing bedsheets)
Maintain a safe and hygienic environment (clean up spills, sanitise equipment, etc.)
Provide social interaction, conversation, and emotional encouragement
Accompany client for walks or simple recreational activities
Engage in basic cognitive stimulation (reading, simple games, memory activities)
Accompany clients to hospital/clinic appointments
Assist with transport and mobility during outings
Help communicate client needs to healthcare professionals (if required)
Wound care, tube feeding, suctioning, or other nursing-related tasks (only if caregiver is trained/qualified)
Night caregiving (monitoring sleep, repositioning, fall prevention)
Update family or agency about daily care activities and clients condition
Record tasks completed, health observations, and any incidents
Communicate promptly if emergency or unusual changes occur