Social Workers assist in identifying client needs and supports. They provide advocacy, counselling and support in accessing community resources.

Home Support Workers assist people with bathing, grooming, light house keeping, laundry, grocery shopping and meal preparation.

Occupational Therapists help people who have had a change in their ability to perform daily activities such as getting dressed, bathing, and leisure activities. They make recommendations regarding home safety adaptations and mobility aides.

Physiotherapists assist people with physical challenges to become more mobile, physically fit and independent.

Nurses provide education and treatment related to medical conditions, and liaison with the medical community.

Speech Language Pathologists provide assessment and consultation for individuals who have difficulty communicating and swallowing.