- Transport clients to appointments, such as doctor visits, therapy sessions, or hair appointments.

- Drive clients to social outings, such as visiting friends, attending church, or going to community events.

- Help with grocery shopping and other errands, ensuring the client gets to and from these locations safely

- Provide company during outings or at home to prevent loneliness and social isolation.

- Engage in conversation and listen to the client’s stories and concerns.

- Participate in leisure activities together, like watching movies, playing games, or attending events.

- Assist clients in getting in and out of the vehicle safely.

- Help with walking and navigating, including using any mobility aids like canes, walkers, or wheelchairs.

- Support during walking and exercise to ensure safety.

- Handle pickups and deliveries, such as pharmacy prescriptions or dry cleaning.

- Assist with shopping, helping to carry bags and make selections.

- Manage post office visits for mailing letters and packages.

- Accompany clients to restaurants or cafes, providing assistance with ordering and eating if necessary.

- Help with carrying and unpacking groceries, and possibly basic meal preparation.

- Keep a watchful eye on the client’s overall well-being during outings.

- Notify family members or healthcare providers if there are any concerns about the client’s health or mobility.

- Ensure that the client follows medical advice, such as taking rest breaks.

- Help with scheduling and keeping track of appointments and social engagements.

- Assist in organizing personal items before and after trips, ensuring nothing is forgotten.

- Provide reminders for important tasks and dates.