Home carers in the United Kingdom, listed by themselves.

How families use the directory in the United Kingdom

In the UK, people often say “carer” or “home carer” rather than “caregiver.” You may be looking for help for an older relative, for home help, or for a nanny or babysitter. AideVera lets you read profiles that carers have written themselves, filter by city, language, the type of care described, and availability, and then decide whom to contact.

The results are not a shortlist we have chosen for you. They are listed by how recently the profile was posted or renewed, unless you pick another sort, such as years of experience. You contact the carer yourself. We do not make the introduction or take a fee from what you agree to pay. Interviews, references, and any checks you want are your responsibility.

For carers who want to advertise

If you work as a carer in someone's home, offer live-in care, or provide child care such as nannying, you can publish a profile on AideVera for free. You write the advertisement. We do not employ you. Families who see your profile contact you directly, and you keep what you earn.

Only profiles posted or renewed in the last 30 days are shown. We do not sell a higher place in the results. You are responsible for your own tax, insurance, and any professional requirements that apply to your work.

Everyday words UK families use

Alongside “carer” and “home carer,” families often look for a live-in carer, elderly care at home, or home help. For children, people commonly look for a nanny, a babysitter, or a childminder. Those are ordinary search terms, not a label or approval from AideVera.

Accounts and payments in the United Kingdom open after a local legal review. When prices are shown, they will be in GBP at sign-up. This page does not list fees. AideVera is a directory, not an employer.