Light housekeeping
Routine tidying and keeping ordinary living spaces in order.
Homemaker support
A little help can keep ordinary routines from piling up.
Homemaker support focuses on practical, non-hands-on household tasks agreed before service begins.
Everyday household help
Useful work, clearly defined.
The exact task list should reflect the home, the requested routine, and the service boundary. These are examples for a fit conversation, not an automatic promise that every task or schedule is available.
Laundry
Ordinary washing, drying, folding, and related household routines.
Meal routines
Planning or preparing ordinary meals based on stated preferences. We do not provide therapeutic nutrition services.
Shopping assistance
Help with routine household shopping, subject to agreed transportation and purchase-handling policies.
Where the line sits
Household tasks remain non-hands-on.
- Meal preparation is not feeding assistance.If a person needs hands-on help eating, another category of provider is required for that task.
- Tidying is not personal care.Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other hands-on activities are outside our scope.
- Shopping help needs practical rules.Transportation, purchases, reimbursements, and related details must be discussed before service.
- Medication remains off limits.We do not set up, handle, administer, or monitor medications.
Which routines are getting harder to keep up with?
Describe the household tasks, location, timing, and any hands-on needs. We’ll talk through whether homemaker support appears to fit.