There are several ways to make money providing non-medical caregiving. You can offer to run errands, provide light housekeeping and meals, or provide help with activities of daily living.

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Non-medical caregiving options:

TaskRabbit

TaskRabbit allows you to advertise your availability for a wide array of services, from running errands to acting as a personal caregiver. You set your own rates. The site charges buyers a fee on top of your rate to pay for the matchmaking service. Read our full review of TaskRabbit here.

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Care

Care is one of the oldest and largest caregiver matching services. However, it requires caregivers to pay a membership fee to communicate with clients. The fee is just $24 for six months. So it shouldn’t discourage you from using this site, which has far and away the most job options. But cancel your membership when you’re not using it. Automatically renewed memberships are the biggest complaint we see about this site. Read our full review of Care here.

Or you can Click here to sign up 

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