It's always important to share those information with as much family members and friends as they can. Quite often what happens is when they don't share this kind of information, they may not know the facilities that's available to help them to care for the recipient. One of the family members that I do care for, they did not know of Homage service until they googled and one of their friends told them to watch it. So the more family members and friends that you involve, the more information that you can get. The tips that is very crucial is to maintain safety; safety for the care recipients and safety for the care providers. Safety in such that, as much as possible, we want you to eliminate, all the things that's available in the house, so that you do not contribute to any harm for the family, or for the recipients. For example, if you don't have a antislip floor mat, put them on. If you have two floors, three floors of house have adequate lighting, so that when the care recipients want to move around the house they do have enough support. For example, the other thing is that if the care recipients staying on the second floor third floor of the house, look into relocating where they sleep; their bedroom to the ground floor so that the possibility for them to go upstairs and have a fall would be very less. Should the care recipient have an agitated day or they get very combative, try to take a step back.