Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) encompass the routine tasks necessary for self-sufficiency and independent living. These range from fundamental self-care tasks like grooming and dressing to more intricate responsibilities such as managing household finances. There are seven fundamental ADLs, each with its own set of abilities required: eating, bathing, or showering, grooming, dressing and undressing, toileting, and mobility. For instance, dressing entails not only putting on clothes but also making suitable clothing choices for various situations and weather conditions. It’s important to note that individuals with disabilities may not always require assistance with every ADL, even if their disability affects a particular activity. For instance, someone using a wheelchair might possess the ability to move it and transfer themselves to a bed or chair without aid, eliminating the need for mobility support.