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One of Amy’s future needs is to have money coming into the house. She will continue to work and get a salary but when she retires the she will rely on the government pension to help her meet her basic needs. Another future need is, Amy will need to remain mobile as much as she can. She needs to do daily exercises to keep her healthy. However when she gets a lot older, her body will become weaker; this means that she’ll be less able to move around. Therefore, it may mean that she will need a care worker coming into her house and helping her. The care worker may assist her with personal care such as washing, changing and also around the house.

A future need that will change for Amy is sleep, she will find that as she gets older she Also, Amy needs long sleeps because as Amy gets older, she will need to rest longer; this relieves stress. It is important for Amy to sleep all night long without any bothers so she can be active and healthy all during the day and do as many things as she can without being physically tired.
Another future need which is significant is good hygiene. Good hygiene is important regardless what age however people with bad hygiene are in risk of infections and socially is unacceptable. However in Amy’s case, being overweight may bring problems while wanting to bathe but finding it hard to physically cleanse the body. Consequently, because Amy is getting support to overcome her overweight issue, this means Amy will because
Also, my service user might need her house adjusted for specialist equipment to fit their needs, because it might not be safe enough for Amy to look after herself; adjusting her home can include her stairs. Amy might have difficulties going up and down the stairs; therefore she can get Stairlifts which she can control easily with a remote. Amy also needs to keep her hygiene clean, so she doesn’t catch any diseases, and to keep herself healthy. Also, Amy might develop an illness like arthritis or dementia, which needs a

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