All staff in the intervention group will recieve an on-line reablement education. The occupational and physcial therapist in the intervention group will provide mentoring including reflection for the homecare staff. Together the team will focus on the older persons everyday occuations and deliver reablement to the older persons.

The older person will recieve home care as usual without a reablement education or support from occupational or physical therapists.

Reablement on-line education will be standard and mandatory for both intervention groups. Mentoring will be formed according to the pre-requisites at the site.

The Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) will be used. The COPM measures the level of self-assessed performanace and satisfaction of up to five prioritized everyday activities that the person needs, wants or is expected to do, but percieves difficulties doing them. The person rates, for each everyday activity, on a scale of 1 to 10 the prioritisation, the performance and the satisfaction of the activity. For the prioritisation 10 represents very important, one not important). For the performance scale, 10 represents the person does the activity extremely well, and one represents can not do the activity at all. For the satisfaction scale, 10 represents being extremely satisfied and and one not satisfied at all. An increase in two points or more from base-line to follow-up is a positive clinically significant difference.