Client and Community tools
At KeepAble, we’ve collected a range of practical tools and resources for clients and the community.
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Client and Community tools and resources
Whether you’re a client seeking to regain control over your daily activities or a member of the community eager to understand and support the reablement process, this page is full of relevant links to inspire, and guide you every step of the way. Please return regularly as we will be updating this page with the latest information on reablement.
- LiveUpLiveUp is a free online digital resource focused on helping people stay independent through healthy ageing. They have created a comprehensive list of resources, exercise classes, product suggestions, and local groups so you can age your way. Visit today and take their quiz to see the personalised benefits to the Upside of ageing.
- Connections matterThis resource addresses highlights that Connections do matter. Strong ties with family, friends and the community provide people with happiness, security, support and a sense of purpose.
- Essential AT GuideThe Assistive Technology Essentials Guide introduces the benefits of Assistive Technology (AT) and the role it plays as part of a wellness and reablement service delivery approach. The guide aims to build awareness and product knowledge for home care providers and can be accessed as an eBook or downloaded as a PDF.
- Preventing FallsFalling is the leading cause of injury in people aged 65 years and over. Almost 75% of people report slips, trips, and loss of balance as the cause of their fall. The good news is that these factors can be dramatically improved. Read this article to discover how you can help prevent falls.
- Making choices, finding solutionsThis guide has been developed so people can make informed decisions when choosing assistive technology and home modification solutions. Review the eBook online.
- Reablement for long term careWith ageing societies, we need to identify sustainable and person-centred solutions for supporting frail older people at home and in ways that improve their quality of life and longevity. Co-authored by our own Hilary O’Connell, an overview of this book is given here.
- Guidebook for preventing fallsThe Falls Guidelines use evidence based recommendations, good practice points, case studies and points of interest to facilitate understanding and promote implementation.
Only 25% of age related decline is due to genetics. 75% is due to our lifestyle, and small changes can make a big difference
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