Support Caregiver/s wanted to help a disabled elder person at home.
Hello out there,
Wanting support caregivers to assist a disabled person, elder, on wheelchair, at home.
Preferable a background in natural therapies or natural health/healing. Nursing OK as long as there is a knowledge of natural health.
Hours would be negotiated. And this would be contracted work.
This is in the Island Bay/Newtown area, in the hills.
Preference given to people living in this area.
Person/s must be able to assist in a variety of ways, including washing the person when needed.
Thanks a lot for contacting my via neighbourly.
I am also on whatsapp, and email but not via text.
Cheers,
Best wishes.
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