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Quilt in Parry Sound, Ontario is seeking a compassionate Russian-speaking companion for an 86-year-old woman in a long-term care setting. The role focuses on social interaction, cognitive engagement, and gentle walks, with visits typically 2 hours and 1–2 times weekly.
The client’s first language is Russian, and dementia requires warm, patient conversations that respect her background as a former English teacher.
Description
We're seeking a compassionate Russian-speaking companion for an 86-year-old woman residing at Bellair Heights long-term care home in Parry Sound. She is a former English teacher whose first language is Russian, and while she once spoke English fluently, dementia has made communication in her native language increasingly important for her comfort and engagement. She uses a walker or wheelchair for mobility and receives all medical care, personal care, and meals through the facility. This is her first time receiving dedicated companionship care, and her family has noticed she seems lonely and would benefit greatly from meaningful social interaction.
Flexible schedule with 1-2 visits per week, 2 hours per visit. Any days and times work outside of facility meal times. The family is open to whatever schedule works best for the right caregiver. This is an ongoing need with potential to start immediately or within the coming weeks based on caregiver availability.
CAD$27.00/hr
Hourly rate
CAD$54.00/week
Per week
Preferred days: Any day
Preferred times: Any time
Flexible timing
Parry Sound, Ontario
Companionship
License/Certification
Personal Support Worker (PSW)
CPR Certification
First Aid Certification
Required languages
Russian
Experience with dementia/Alzheimer's
Flexible with schedule changes
Client is located in a long-term care home (Bellair Heights in Parry Sound). Caregiver should be familiar with long-term care environments. Client is 86 years old with dementia and degrading English language skills despite being a former English teacher. Primary need is Russian-language conversation and companionship. Client tires easily - visits should be gentle-paced with option for brief outdoor walks in good weather. All personal care, meals, and medications are handled by the facility staff.