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Caregiver Roxborough Area Littleton

Caregiver Roxborough Area

Part Time • Littleton
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  • Flexible schedule
  • Opportunity for advancement
☀️ Mid-Morning Caregiver Wanted – Roxborough Area ☀️

Turn Mid-Morning Hours into Meaningful Moments

Looking for a rewarding mid-morning caregiving role that fits perfectly between morning errands and evening plans? Come join Assisting Hands Littleton, where caregivers do more than provide care, they brighten someone’s day.

💙 About Us

Assisting Hands Littleton is a non-medical, private-duty in-home care agency serving Littleton, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, and surrounding areas. We provide one-on-one care that helps seniors and adults remain safe, independent, and comfortable in their own homes.

We’re currently hiring caregivers for mid-morning shifts in the Roxborough area.

🕒 Position Details 

We’re looking for compassionate, reliable caregivers who enjoy staying active and building meaningful connections.

📅 Schedule

  • Weekday (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) availability 

  • Mid-morning shifts
⏰ Weekly Shifts, Monday, Wednesday and Friday's:

  • Start time: 10am/10:30am/11am - 2pm/2:30pm/3pm 
  • 4-hour shift
  • Possible flexible ending time from time to time
Most shifts start mid-morning, perfect for caregivers who prefer mid-morning/mid-daytime hours.

As a private-duty agency, hours are not guaranteed.


What You’ll Be Doing

Every day looks a little different, but may include:

  • Providing companionship and emotional support

  • Assisting a client who has experienced a stroke

  • Driving clients to appointments or social events

  • Going for walks (bonus points if you love dogs)

  • Light housekeeping and tidying up

  • Supporting safety, comfort, and independence 

💰 Pay & Benefits

  • $19–$22/hour (non-exempt, overtime eligible)

  • Paid Time Off / Sick Pay

  • 401(k) program

  • Mileage reimbursement

  • Training and advancement opportunities

✅ Requirements

  • 1+ year caregiving experience (facility or in-home)

  • 18+ years old; High School Diploma or GED

  • Eligible to work in the U.S.

  • Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and auto insurance

  • Strong communication skills and attention to detail

  • Ability to pass background & CAPS checks

  • 3 professional references

  • Negative TB test within 30 days of hire

Why Assisting Hands?

Because here, caregiving is personal. You’ll work one-on-one, form real connections, and finish your shift knowing you truly made someone’s day better.

👉 Apply today!
Compensation: $19.00 - $22.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Benefits:

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Mileage/Travel Time Reimbursements
Paid Sick Leave/Paid Time Off
Referral bonus for new Clients & Caregivers
Flexible Schedules
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