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MumsHelpers is seeking a reliable cleaner/home organiser to support with maintaining a clean, organised home. The role covers cleaning all key areas, laundry, and general home organisation with a consistent task list.
The successful candidate will work efficiently within a structured environment, follow the defined systems, and reset spaces to a tidy, fully organised state after each shift. Trials and regular shifts will be arranged in the UK.
I am looking for a reliable and efficient cleaner/home organiser to support with maintaining a clean, organised home.
The role includes Cleaning all key areas within the shift (kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms, living area, hallway), Laundry (washing, folding, putting away), General home organisation and resetting spaces
This is a structured, task-based role with a consistent task list each shift.
The focus is on Working efficiently, Maintaining a steady pace, Completing all assigned tasks within the shift, Leaving each space clean, organised, and fully reset
The task list remains consistent unless otherwise specified.
Organisation systems, including labelling and placement, must be followed exactly. Items should be returned to their exact designated place and not reorganised or relocated without instruction.
A “completed” task means the space is: Clean, Tidy, Organised in line with existing systems, With surfaces clear, items put away, and no partial tasks remaining
This is a neurodivergent household with a busy routine.
The right person will Be calm, respectful, and adaptable, Be comfortable working in a structured environment, Work in a way that does not add disruption to the household, and be able to work independently without supervision.
1–3 shifts per week (depending on efficiency and fit)
Initial 2-week trial period before moving to a regular arrangement
Successful applicants will be invited to a short trial shift to assess fit and working style
£40- 50 per shift
(typically 2–2.5 hours, based on completion of standard task output within the shift)