Choose the families you speak with
You review each request and decide whether you want to take the conversation further.
Become a companion
Support people with everyday, non-medical care. You choose the visits you accept, the families you speak with, and the work you agree to do.
Applying is free. Companions never pay to be listed or reviewed.

Saheli helps the right families find you. You stay in charge of what happens next.
You review each request and decide whether you want to take the conversation further.
Families ask for a date and time, and you accept or decline. Saheli does not assign shifts or send you to a home.
Your languages, cooking, customs, and life experience help a family find the right fit.
Companion work supports ordinary days. It does not replace nursing or regulated home care.
Who can apply
Paid care experience helps, but it is not the only kind of experience that counts. Supporting someone in your own family can count too.
You do not need a nursing qualification or a car. Some family requests may need one, and you can choose whether those requests suit you.
We review each stage before a profile can appear to families.
Add your details, a photo, a short bio, your languages, your services and rates, and the hours you can work. It takes about twenty minutes.
A member of the Saheli team reads every profile before it appears to families. If we want to know more, we invite you to a short video call.
A criminal record check is optional. If you provide one, we review it ourselves and your profile carries a record-checked badge families can see. Certificates are welcome too.
Once accepted, your profile appears to families in your area. You choose which requests to answer and can pause your listing any time.
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What to know before you apply.
Paid experience helps, but it is not required. Supporting someone in your family or community can count too. We look at your experience, communication, and fit when we review your profile.
Companions provide everyday, non-medical support such as conversation, cooking, light tidying, errands, walks, and company at appointments or community activities.
Every applicant completes a full profile, which a member of the Saheli team reviews before it can appear to families. We check any documents they upload, and we interview applicants when we want to know more.
A criminal record check is optional. If you provide one, Saheli reviews it and adds a record-checked badge to your profile for families to see.
Yes. Families ask for a date and time, and you accept or decline each request. You decide which conversations and work suit you. Saheli does not assign shifts.
Create an account with your email. There is no password to remember, and you can save the application and return later.
Start your applicationQuestions first? hello@saheli.ca