Time together
Conversation, games, walks, and the small routines that make a day feel less lonely.
Care that feels like family
Find a companion who speaks your language and understands the routines that make home feel familiar.
Everyday companionship
Support for ordinary days
Practical, non-medical help that keeps a person connected to their home, their plans, and the people around them.
Help at home
Cooking, light tidying, laundry, errands, and reminders for the plans already in place.
Getting out
Company at appointments, a visit to a community gathering, or an afternoon in the park.
Cultural connection
Care feels different when you feel understood.
Families can look for the languages, food, customs, and day-to-day habits that matter at home. A companion does not have to learn the basics after they arrive.
You decide what a good match means for your family. Saheli gives you clear details and leaves that choice with you.
A clear way to start
How Saheli works
One clear path from your first search to a care plan you both understand.
- 01
Browse companions
Use the filters to find people who fit your family's language, community, and care needs.
- 02
Choose who feels right
Review companions and decide who you want to meet. Nobody gets assigned to you.
- 03
Agree on the details
You and the companion set the visits, tasks, and hourly rate before care starts.
Safety
Clear limits. Safer care.
Saheli is for everyday, non-medical care. We state the limits before a family and a companion agree to work together.
What we check
Every companion applies and is interviewed by a member of our team before they can appear on Saheli. When a companion provides a criminal record check, we review it ourselves, and their profile carries a verified badge.
Checks add useful facts. They do not guarantee that a person will suit every family, so you still meet and choose for yourself.
What companions do not do
- No injections, wound care, or medication decisions
- No lifting or transfers when someone cannot bear their own weight
- No handling money or signing documents for a family
FAQ
Questions families ask
Clear answers before you start looking for a companion.
Become a companion
Meaningful work, on your terms
Set your availability, choose the families you speak with, and put your language and life experience to work.