Personal Assistants can assist with routine functions of daily living. This may include, but is not limited to: - Dressing. - Grooming. - Bathing. - Toileting. - Transfers. - Meal preparation. - Shopping. - Transportation. - Light housekeeping. The Personal Assistant (PA) Program offers management skills training to persons with disabilities including but not limited to: How to find, interview and properly train a PA. How to be a more effective employer. On-going support with managing a PA. Personal Assistants who go through the orientation program could be put on a referral list. LCCIL tries to match the skills of the Personal Assistant to the individual needs of the Consumer. The Consumer trains his/her own Personal Assistant in the way he/she want the job done.