Health &Wellbeing

Empowering
independent living
through meal delivery
and connection.

At Sutherland Food Services, wellness and independence are built into our services. We’re all about making it easier for you to live an independent life where nutritious meals sustain you and regular community connection is on your doorstep.

It’s a win-win situation, where our approach looks to deliver more favourable outcomes for you, with improved wellness and increased independence, therefore reducing the cost and necessity of care.

> Community care tailored to you.

Our service delivery is focused on meeting you where you’re at, adjusting our menus and care to suit you, not the other way around.
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Good food.
Real connections.
Better living.

What is wellness?

Wellness is the optimisation of a person’s physical, social, and emotional wellbeing. Every individual has the capacity to improve their wellbeing and, for many, this can be achieved through a flexible and tailored approach in the delivery of care to meet personal circumstances and goals.

What is reablement?

As we age or experience ill-health, the skills we need for daily living can deteriorate. Reablement programs – run by Allied Health professionals –  are all about regaining and relearning these skills to improve quality of life and minimise care needed for daily living.

Better living for all.

Wellness and reablement work together to increase independence, empowerment, and autonomy. In turn, physical, social, and emotional wellbeing increases, resulting in reduced needs for ongoing home care services, reduced risks of falls and injuries, and reduced hospital admissions.

Evidence-based wellbeing programs

1. A study on reablement programs in the UK found:

53–68%

of people left the reablement program not requiring any immediate home care.

36–48%

of that group still required no homecare at two years.

34–54%

had maintained or reduced their levels of care two years after reablement.

Evidence-based wellbeing programs

1. A study on reablement programs in the UK found:

53–68%

of people left the reablement program not requiring any immediate home care.

36–48%

of that group still required no homecare at two years.

34–54%

had maintained or reduced their levels of care two years after reablement.

2. Consumers on a reablement program had:

71%

had less difficulties with activities associated with daily living.

33%

no longer needed ongoing care services.

39%

 needed a lower level of service.

In keeping with this evidence-based best practice, Sutherland Food Services has embedded Wellness and Reablement as part of our service delivery model.

2. Consumers on a reablement program had:

71%

had less difficulties with activities associated with daily living.

33%

no longer needed ongoing care services.

39%

 needed a lower level of service.

In keeping with this evidence-based best practice, Sutherland Food Services has embedded Wellness and Reablement as part of our service delivery model.

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