Care for every age and every need
Seniors, adults and children. Short visits or 24-hour care. Simple needs or complex ones. If someone needs help to live well at home, we want to hear from you.
Seniors living at home
Help with daily life, safety and company, from a few hours a week to 24/7.
People living with dementia
Patient, consistent caregivers trained in memory care.
Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Life skills, community, routines and respite for families.
Children and youth with extra needs
In-home respite and care for kids with disabilities or complex needs.
People living with mental illness or addiction
Practical, non-judgemental support with daily life.
Adults with physical disabilities
Heavy transfers, lifts, two-person and complex care.
Anyone coming home from hospital
Discharge-day pick-up and help through recovery.
People at the end of life
Comfort and company at home, alongside the palliative team.
Told no somewhere else?
Complex behaviours, heavy care, rural addresses, short notice. These are reasons other agencies decline. They are reasons we plan more carefully.
How we take on care others turn downWho provides the care
Your care is provided by personal support workers (PSWs) and home support workers, supervised by a care coordinator. In New Brunswick, the PSW role covers personal care, mobility, medication assistance, behaviour support and much more.
See exactly what a PSW can doTalk to someone who can help today
A care coordinator will listen, answer your questions and book a free visit at home. No cost, no obligation.