Yes, stoma care often sits alongside support with personal hygiene, especially if someone is recovering from surgery, has reduced mobility, or lacks confidence. This might include help with washing, showering, dressing, or simply preparing everything needed so the person can do as much as possible for themselves. Good hygiene support should always be respectful and discreet, with attention paid to comfort and dignity. For many people, feeling clean, comfortable, and properly dressed can make a big difference to confidence after stoma surgery. Home care can therefore be about much more than the pouch itself; it can help someone feel more like themselves again in everyday life.