Senior Helpers Botany

25/02/2022

Loneliness is a significant issue for elderly Australians, that can lead to poor mental health and conditions such as depression. This makes it increasingly important to ensure that elderly people have access to connections and companions.

Companionship can increase lifespan by positively impacting mental and physical health, as well as overall wellbeing.
Companionship offers entertainment and conversation; both needed to keep the brain active.

It gives seniors a sense of purpose. With many seniors living alone, a visit from a friend is something to look forward to.
Companions can include family, friends, neighbours, and carers.

If you would like to learn more about our Companion Care service visit our website

17/02/2022

Senior Helpers offer in-home Parkinson’s Disease Care- assisting with a vast range of tasks and activities including:
- Home safety and falls prevention
- Nutrition and meal planning
- Medication reminders
- Transportation assistance
- Companionship
- Family carer relief
- Activity and education

Our aim is to be a core part of your support network, working with family and carers to provide support and help improve your quality of life. We will take the time to learn about individuals and their families, to create a plan that provides the appropriate level of care.

Learn more about our Parkinson’s Care service here- https://bit.ly/3qTnCKl.

05/02/2022

"Did you know we offer disability care, including Multiple Sclerosis Support?

Multiple Sclerosis is a neurological disease that affects more than 25,000 Australians. Due to the varying effects of MS, our team takes the time to get to know you and your family, resulting in highly personalised care.

Our MS support staff have ongoing training developed by an experienced Senior Lecturer in Health and Nursing, meaning they are well-educated on supporting individuals living with MS.
To learn more about our MS Support service visit our website

06/12/2021

06/12/2021

06/12/2021