We believe that how our participants manage in their homes and lives can change when their physical or mental health changes. Depending on your individualized need for support to stay safe at home for a variety of reasons such as a new health condition, frequent falls or changes in life circumstances, which may necessitate the need to do new things or inability to perform regular tasks. Our occupational therapists can assess your needs and your environment and provide recommendations about adaptations or advice to help you stay safe and well at home in all you do. This may often include working closely with other professionals such as physiotherapists and learning disability nurses. Throughout a person’s life they can experience many changes, including leaving school, moving from child to adult, changing domiciles and experience health changes and family circumstances changes. Our services in this regard are; Providing accessible information to support understanding of the changes participants are experiencing; Following a dementia management pathway, offering baseline assessment for participants; Baseline assessment for people with learning disabilities experiencing changes in their memory; Provision of information or advice with appropriate age-related health screenings; Guidance on home safety and environmental care, for participants who have newly relocated.