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Quilt is seeking a compassionate Polish-speaking caregiver to support an 87-year-old Toronto resident living independently. The role focuses on companionship in Polish, memory-friendly routines, and safe daily care.
Responsibilities include preparing meals, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and helping with walks and activities. Schedule is flexible, with visits a few times per week, 2–3 hours each, on Tue and Thu preferred.
Description
We're seeking a compassionate caregiver for an 87-year-old woman living independently in Toronto. She is generally in good health and mobile, but has experienced increasing memory challenges over the past year, including forgetting whether she has taken her daily blood pressure medication. She is a naturally social person who has become isolated after losing friends and her daughter two years ago. She primarily speaks Polish now, though she understands some English. She enjoys watching Polish television and would benefit greatly from companionship in her native language. She lives alone while her daughter works full-time in Oakville and visits weekly.
We are looking for care a few times per week, with visits lasting 2-3 hours each. The ideal schedule would provide consistent support on the same days each week to establish a comfortable routine. Flexibility around the specific days and times can be discussed to find what works best for both the caregiver and the family.
CAD$27.00/hr
Hourly rate
CAD$135.00/week
Per week
Estimated Earnings Based on 2 day(s)/week
Tue, Thu
Any time
Flexible timing
Care needs
Meal prep
Medication reminders
Companionship
License/Certification
CPR Certification
First Aid Certification
Polish
Experience with dementia/Alzheimer's
Client's mother is 87 years old, generally in good health and mobile. She has experienced memory changes including forgetting medications (taking double doses). She lives alone and has become increasingly lonely after losing friends and her daughter two years ago. She primarily speaks Polish and watches Polish television. She had a fall last year resulting in a spinal fracture but has recovered. She experiences occasional pain and takes blood pressure medication. Safety monitoring is important due to memory concerns.