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Support with the parts of the day that have become more challenging.

Non-medical home care across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, arranged around the routines someone already has.

(416) 454-7887

What we offer

Six kinds of support, arranged together

Most families start with one and add another later. They are listed separately below so you can see what each involves, not because they have to be chosen one at a time.

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Kinds of support, combined however a household needs them

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24/7

Care availability, with on-call support for urgent needs

Personal care

Help with washing, dressing and grooming, given with privacy and patience. Our caregivers work at the pace that suits the person, on the days and at the times that already fit their routine. How someone likes things done matters here as much as the task itself.

  • Bathing and showering support
  • Dressing and grooming
  • Toileting support
  • Help moving safely around the home
  • Morning and evening routines
Talk to us about personal care
A caregiver combing an older man’s hair at his bathroom sink, both of them smiling.

Companionship

A familiar face and steady company through the day. Conversation over tea, a walk around the neighbourhood, a shared hobby, or simply someone else in the house so the hours are not spent alone. Families often underestimate this one, and clients often value it most.

  • Conversation and shared company
  • Walks and outings
  • Hobbies, games and reading together
  • Accompaniment to appointments and errands
  • Help staying in touch with family
Ask about companionship
An older woman and a younger woman sitting close together on a sofa, arms around each other, laughing.

Light housekeeping

Keeping the home tidy, comfortable and safe to move around in. This is light, regular upkeep rather than a deep clean — enough that the space stays pleasant to live in, and clear of the clutter that makes a fall more likely.

  • Tidying and light cleaning
  • Laundry and changing bed linen
  • Washing up and kitchen tidying
  • Keeping walkways clear
  • Taking out the garbage and recycling
Ask what housekeeping covers
A caregiver tidying a bright kitchen while the woman who lives there stands at the counter, talking with her.

Meal preparation

Home-cooked meals prepared around personal tastes and dietary preferences. Shopping for what is needed, cooking it fresh, and sitting down together when that is welcome. Familiar food, prepared the way someone likes it.

  • Planning meals around personal preferences
  • Grocery shopping and putting it away
  • Preparing fresh meals and snacks
  • Following dietary preferences
  • Company at mealtimes
Talk about meals at home
A caregiver bringing a tray of tea and a pastry to an older woman sitting by a window.

Medication reminders

Gentle, timely prompts so nothing is forgotten as part of the daily routine. Our caregivers keep an eye on the time and let the family know if a reminder is missed. This is non-medical care: the reminder is the service, and anything beyond a prompt falls outside what we offer.

  • Reminders at the agreed times
  • Keeping to the daily reminder routine
  • Prompts fitted around meals and rest
  • Letting the family know if a reminder is missed
Ask how reminders work
A caregiver and an older man looking together at a day-of-the-week pill organizer on the sofa.

Senior and individual support

Flexible support shaped around each person’s routines, preferences and independence. Some families want a few hours a week; others want someone there every day. We start by asking what a good day looks like, and build the schedule around that answer.

  • Support built around existing routines
  • Flexible hours, from occasional to daily
  • Help with everyday tasks around the home
  • Regular check-ins with the family
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An older woman holding a hand mirror while a caregiver brushes her hair in her living room.

Professional services

Registered Social Worker (RSW) Services

Professional support for the personal, social and family side of arranging care, provided by a Registered Social Worker.

Read about RSW services

Registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW).

Where we work

Serving Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area

The pins mark the neighbourhoods we serve. Our caregivers travel across the city and the wider Greater Toronto Area to reach families at home.

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How far we travel

Up to 25-30 km within the GTA

Let’s talk about care at home

Tell us what your family needs. We will explain how we can help — with no cost and no obligation.

Request a Consultation (416) 454-7887

Care availability: 24/7, with on-call support for urgent needs.