Support workers are professionals who assist individuals with various needs, including those with disabilities, mental health issues, or the elderly. Their primary role is to provide personal care, emotional support, and help with daily activities, ensuring that clients can live as independently as possible. These workers often collaborate with other healthcare providers, such as nurses and social workers, to create tailored care plans. They may work in various settings, including homes, hospitals, and community centers, and their responsibilities can range from helping with personal hygiene to facilitating social interactions and community engagement.