Day care centres provide supervised support during the day for adults who may need help because of age, disability, a health condition or social isolation. They typically offer a safe place to spend time, with opportunities to meet others and take part in activities such as games, exercise, crafts, music or outings. Some centres are aimed at older people, while others support adults with particular care or accessibility needs. Depending on the centre and an individual's assessed needs, services may include meals and refreshments, help with personal care, mobility support, health-related monitoring and assistance with daily routines. Some arrange transport or work with families, carers and health or social care professionals to coordinate support. Attendance may be for part of a day or on regular days, and the level of care and activities available varies between centres. Day care can also give unpaid carers time away from their caring responsibilities.