Caregivers in Canada, listed by themselves.

How families use the directory in Canada

Whether you are looking for a caregiver, home care for an older relative, a personal support worker (a term many people in parts of Canada, including Ontario, use), or a nanny or babysitter, AideVera is a place to read profiles people have written about their own work. You can filter by city, language, the type of care described, and schedule, then decide whom to contact.

We do not assign a caregiver to you, and the list is not a recommendation. Profiles appear by how recently they were posted or renewed, unless you sort by years of experience. Interviews, references, and any checks you want are your responsibility.

For caregivers and care providers

You can advertise your profile on AideVera for free. That includes people who provide in-home care, personal support, or child care and want households to find them. You write the listing; we publish it. We do not employ you, and we do not take a commission on work you agree with a family.

To stay visible, a profile must be posted or renewed within 30 days. No one can pay to appear above someone else in the results. You are responsible for your own tax, insurance, and any professional requirements that apply where you work.

English and French

This page is in English. A French-language (fr-CA) version is still to come. If you need care in French or English, look at the languages each caregiver lists, and use language filters when they are available. You can search or write a profile with everyday words that fit your situation, such as caregiver, home care, personal support worker, or nanny.

Accounts and payments in Canada open after a local legal review. When prices are shown, they will appear in CAD at sign-up.