We connect families with trusted self-employed carers across the UK. After you submit your care preferences, we provide a shortlist of carefully matched carers based on your loved one’s needs. You can review their profiles, have a chat, and select the carer you feel most comfortable with.

Creating an account is simple—just fill in a short care assessment, and we’ll match you with experienced, background-checked carers in your area.

Live-in care is ideal for anyone who wishes to remain in their own home while receiving full-time support. If your loved one needs assistance with daily tasks, mobility, companionship, or personal care, but still values independence, this is a great alternative to a care home.

Yes, if constant supervision is needed, we can arrange a carer rotation to ensure continuous support.

We can match you with a carer within 6 to 24 hours, depending on availability and location.

Yes! You can specify if you prefer a male or female carer, or if your loved one would benefit from a carer who speaks a particular language or has experience with specific conditions (e.g., dementia care).

Yes! You can review their profile, qualifications, and testimonials before making a decision. You’ll also have the chance to speak to them directly, ask as many questions as you like, and ensure they’re the right fit before they start.

Your carer will need a private bedroom and access to basic home facilities (kitchen, bathroom, Wi-Fi). A comfortable space ensures they can provide the best possible care.

Carers usually share meals with the person they’re supporting, so families don’t need to provide separate meals. However, families are generally expected to buy extra groceries to accommodate the carer’s meals. Food preferences and arrangements can be discussed directly between the family and the carer.

Yes! Carers can accompany the care recipient to hospital appointments, local parks, social clubs, or other outings based on their needs. Additionally, carers can assist with grocery shopping—either by going alone or accompanying your loved one, depending on their mobility and preference.

Each carer’s role is personalized to fit your loved one’s needs. They assist with personal care, household tasks, meal preparation, companionship, and outings—all while respecting independence.

Carers offer light night-time support if needed. If your loved one requires frequent overnight assistance, additional arrangements may be necessary.

Carers help with light housekeeping (e.g., laundry, tidying up, preparing meals). However, they are not full-time cleaners.

If your primary carer needs a break, you can select a secondary carer in advance to ensure care remains uninterrupted. Just like with your primary carer, you have full control over choosing the replacement, so your loved one continues to receive care from someone they are comfortable with. Families can discuss preferences and schedule breaks with their carer directly.

Yes, absolutely! If you feel your carer isn’t the right fit, you can request a replacement carer of your choice. We understand the importance of a good match, so we’ll work with you to ensure your loved one receives care from someone they feel comfortable with.

Yes! You may be eligible for local authority funding or NHS Continuing Healthcare to help cover care costs. We recommend speaking with your local council for details.