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Hands-on Care Needed For My Father In Chico - 9-11 First responde...

$10 – $25/hr • Full time • Starts May 22 • Chico, TX

About who needs care: 9-11 First responder with sever lung damage. 100% on oxygen. Flying remote control airplanes, watching TV Feed/ make...

Seeking Part-time Senior Care Provider In Chico - Sight. I'm look...

$10 – $13/hr • Part time • Starts May 22 • Chico, TX

About who needs care: Sight. I'm looking for someone to drive him to doctor appointments. About the care needs: Father in law is pretty...

Nanny Needed For My Children In Sanger. - Looking for a caregiver...

$15 – $25/hr • Full time • Starts Jun 8 • Sanger, TX

Looking for a caregiver while my husband and I are at work. Also school pick up for my oldest.

Nanny Needed For My Children In Justin. - I am looking for someon...

$14 – $24/hr • Full time • Starts May 30 • Justin, TX

I am looking for someone to watch my daughter starting in August 2024 when I return to work. I am open to it being in my home or in their...

Babysitter Needed For My Children In Sanger. - Hello! Our jobs so...

$15 – $25/hr • Part time • Starts May 9 • Sanger, TX

Hello! Our jobs sometime require short notice for client meetings or work away from home. Were looking for someone who could be available...

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