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    Annex B - List of Allowable Tasks PDF

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    This document lists allowable tasks for child-minding and elder-minding. For child-minding, caregivers can assist children over 18 months with feeding, diapering, dressing, toilet training, bathing, teeth brushing and engaging in educational activities. For elder-minding, caregivers can assist the elderly with personal care, activities of daily living, mind-stimulating activities, recreational activities, simple exercises, accompanying them on walks, keeping watch over them, and assisting with medication.

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    This document lists allowable tasks for child-minding and elder-minding. For child-minding, caregivers can assist children over 18 months with feeding, diapering, dressing, toilet training, bathing, teeth brushing and engaging in educational activities. For elder-minding, caregivers can assist the elderly with personal care, activities of daily living, mind-stimulating activities, recreational activities, simple exercises, accompanying them on walks, keeping watch over them, and assisting with medication.

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    This document lists allowable tasks for child-minding and elder-minding. For child-minding, caregivers can assist children over 18 months with feeding, diapering, dressing, toilet training, bathing, teeth brushing and engaging in educational activities. For elder-minding, caregivers can assist the elderly with personal care, activities of daily living, mind-stimulating activities, recreational activities, simple exercises, accompanying them on walks, keeping watch over them, and assisting with medication.

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    Annex B - List of Allowable Tasks PDF

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    This document lists allowable tasks for child-minding and elder-minding. For child-minding, caregivers can assist children over 18 months with feeding, diapering, dressing, toilet training, bathing, teeth brushing and engaging in educational activities. For elder-minding, caregivers can assist the elderly with personal care, activities of daily living, mind-stimulating activities, recreational activities, simple exercises, accompanying them on walks, keeping watch over them, and assisting with medication.

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    ANNEX B

    LIST OF ALLOWABLE TASKS

    Child-Minding (for children • Assisting with feeding, diapering, dressing, toilet-training,


    above 18 months only) bathing and brushing teeth for the child
    • Engaging the child in educational and developmental
    activities
    • Keeping watch over the child
    • Assisting the child with medication (as prescribed by
    healthcare professionals)
    Elder-Minding • Assisting with personal care tasks for the elderly person
    (including bathing, dressing, toileting, brushing teeth)
    • Assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) and
    instrumental activities of daily living (including feeding,
    lifting, positioning, and transferring the elderly person)
    • Engaging the elderly person in mind-stimulating activities
    • Engaging the elderly person with leisure or recreational
    activities
    • Assisting the elderly person in simple maintenance
    exercises (as prescribed by healthcare professionals)
    • Accompanying the elderly person on walks
    • Keeping watch over the elderly person
    • Assisting the elderly person with medication (prescribed
    by healthcare professionals)

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