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Assisting Hands Littleton is seeking a compassionate caregiver to support a client living with memory loss. This weekday role runs Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM–8:00 PM, in-home care focused on safety, comfort, and independence.
You will provide personal care, companionship, memory care support, meals, and help with routines while building a trusted relationship with the client and their family.
Do you have a heart for memory care and a gift for making people feel safe, comfortable, and cared for?
At Assisting Hands Littleton, we believe great caregiving is about more than completing a checklist. It's about knowing when to offer a helping hand, when to simply sit and listen, and how to turn an ordinary afternoon into a good one.
We're looking for a compassionate caregiver to support a wonderful client living with memory loss.
This is a wonderful opportunity for a caregiver who enjoys building a genuine relationship with a client and becoming a familiar, trusted part of their daily routine.
Your role will be centered around helping our client feel safe, supported, and respected while encouraging as much independence as possible.
You could possibly provide:
And sometimes, the most important thing you'll do is simply slow down, be present, and meet the person where they are.
This isn't a fast-paced facility environment where you're caring for multiple people at once.
You'll have the opportunity to focus on one client, build trust, learn their routines, and make a meaningful difference.
For the right caregiver, this can become more than a job. It can become a relationship.
You may be the person who helps make their afternoon enjoyable, provides reassurance when something feels confusing, shares a laugh and meaningful conversation, or helps them transition into a comfortable evening.
You’ll also provide a family member with peace of mind knowing their loved one is in good hands.
We believe caregivers deserve the same compassion and support that they give to their clients.
We're looking for someone who is dependable, compassionate, patient, and comfortable working with individuals experiencing memory loss.
We'd love to hear from you.
The best caregivers understand that memory loss doesn't change a person's need for dignity, connection, laughter, patience, and respect.
You don't have to have all the answers. You just need to bring compassion, consistency, and a willingness to make someone's afternoon and evening a little better.