How to Become an In-Home Care Helper on Herewith

How to become a caregiver on Herewith

Becoming an in-home caregiver or “Helper” as we say at Herewith is fast, easy, and free.

All you need to do is create your Helper profile. Once you have a profile, you can apply to one-time tasks and care jobs in your area. You’ll be able to job search, manage your clients, and get paid all from one easy place.

For easier job searching on the go, download the Herewith Helper mobile app from the App Store or the Google Play Store.

What’s needed to create my Helper account?

Find flexible work as an in-home care Helper on Herewith earning $25-30/hour on average for helping seniors with everyday tasks and errands.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Enter your name, email address, phone number and zip code
2. Follow the prompts on your screen to set up your free Helper profile—this is what clients will see and will help them decide if they want to hire you
3. Fill out each section, including a quick, free ID verification
4. Pro tip: Add a warm, friendly profile video to receive the best job offers

Get our top tips on how to make a great Helper profile.

Does it cost anything to become a caregiver on Herewith?

Never! We believe that you shouldn’t have to pay to find work. In addition, you'll get professional liability insurance coverage at no cost to you.

On Herewith, you can apply for flexible care jobs jobs, chat with clients, manage your bookings and shifts, and get paid directly by great clients, at no cost to you.

We’re here for you throughout the hiring process and beyond, with fast, easy payment from your clients, liability insurance, and free professional development from Care Academy.

Since we’re not a traditional senior care agency, you have complete control over how many hours you work, which clients you take on, and what kind of work you do.

Applying for senior care tasks and jobs on Herewith

As a caregiver, you’re always searching for the perfect clients for your schedule and pay preferences.

On Herewith, you can keep tabs on your job search while you’re working or on the go. Log in or open your app to browse tasks and jobs and apply anytime!

Simply click or tap the Browse tab to see all the job openings and tasks in your area and apply as described above.

After you apply, the client will review your application, message you with any questions, and send you an offer if they’d like to book you.

Get more tips on becoming a successful in-home Helper on Herewith.

What kind of tasks or jobs can Helpers do?

On Herewith you can find flexible work helping seniors in your community. Choose part time or full time, depending on your schedule and what you enjoy doing.

As a Helper, you’ll have the chance to provide a range of non-medical assistance for seniors, such as help around the home, errands, basic tech help, and companionship.

What types of caregiving tasks can clients request?

Families can request help with non-medical tasks for their older loved ones. On each job post you can review the start date, number of hours needed, pay, and type of caregiving needed so you can decide if it’s a good fit for you.

Some caregiving needs that clients need help with include:

• Home Help
  Light chores, cooking, or pet care
• Errands
  Help with shopping or quick trips
• Basic Tech Help
  Help with TVs, phones, or computers
• Companionship
  Friendly chats, activities, hobbies

If you have more advanced caregiving skills, such as memory care, dialysis care, post-op support, or mobility assistance, you can also connect with clients who have those needs as well.

What kind of skills do you need to become a Helper?

We welcome Helpers from all walks of life—no experience necessary. The most important qualities you have as a Helper are enjoyment in helping others, patience, and empathy.

Many people who become Helpers got started by caring for their own family or members of their community. Others get their start by driving for rideshare or delivery apps.

If you are interested in growing your caregiving skills to help you work with older adults, Herewith offers free online training with Care Academy. Gaining new skills can help you boost your pay rate and find clients who require a higher level of in-home care.

How much can I earn as a Helper?

Helpers typically make an average of $25-30/hour, but there are a lot of ways to make more. It depends on your skills, what kind of tasks you like to help with, and the typical wages for senior caregivers where you live.

Can I set my own hours as a Helper?

Yes, you can set your availability on your profile and apply to jobs and one-time tasks that work for your schedule. If you get hired for an ongoing job, you will chat with your client to set your work schedule.