Care for the people who cared for you
Looking after an elderly parent at home needs patience, kindness and practical skill. Profiles show the kind of care each caregiver has given, such as help with mobility, personal care, medication reminders, dementia care or support after surgery, and what the families they worked for said.
For medical tasks, look for helpers listed under nursing, and always follow the advice of your relative's doctor.
What to look for
- Experience with mobility support, transfers and personal care
- Dementia, stroke or post-operative care experience
- Languages your relative speaks
- Confirmed references from previous families
You arrange the care
Members contact caregivers directly and agree duties, trials and contracts themselves. Wholesome Helpers is a screening and information service, not a recruitment or nursing agency.
How Wholesome Helpers works
- 1Browse for freeSee photos, video introductions and how each helper was checked.
- 2Become a memberUnlock full profiles, references and phone numbers for one monthly price.
- 3Contact helpers directlyArrange interviews and trials yourself, and keep track in My Helpers.
Common questions
Are caregivers medically qualified?
Not usually. Caregivers help with daily life. If your relative needs clinical care, look for helpers listed under nursing and check their licence.