The sector of Personal Care and Elderly Caregivers in the US It is an area that grows every year, mainly due to the high demand of an aging population that needs support for their daily activities.

Working as a caregiver or in personal care can be a Great opportunity for Brazilians and Latinos who want to earn stable dollars.

With the advantage of being able to work even with basic English in many cases, especially when the service is for families of Latin or Brazilian origin in the USA.

Next, see What does a caregiver do, salaries, duties, where to find vacancies and how to prepare to work in this sector.

✅ High demand: The elderly population in the US is growing every year, keeping the market for caregivers buoyant.
✅ Stable work: Many families and agencies hire for recurring services, guaranteeing a fixed income.
✅ Possibility of working with basic English: Many employers prioritize dedication and responsibility, even if English is not fluent.
✅ Flexible schedules: There are openings for day, night or weekend shifts only.
✅ Meaningful work: You help improve the quality of life of the elderly or people with physical limitations.

🔹 Assistance with daily activities: Help the elderly person dress, bathe, use the bathroom and move around.
🔹 Company and supervision: Chat, keep company, help with short walks and recreational activities.
🔹 Preparing simple meals: Cook and serve food according to the elderly person's diet.
🔹 Medication administration: Remind the elderly person to take their medication at the correct times.
🔹 Light cleaning: Keep the environment clean and organized (wash dishes, mop the floor, make the bed).
🔹 Transport: In some cases, take the elderly person to appointments or for short walks.

Salaries can vary depending on the region, number of hours worked, and whether the caregiver sleeps on-site. On average:

At the end of the month, it is possible to have gains of US$ 3,000 to US$ 5,000, depending on the number of hours worked and the type of contract with the family or agency.

✅ Purposeful and rewarding work.
✅ Frequent payments, many employers pay weekly.
✅ Possibility of accommodation (live-in) without rent or bills.
✅ Schedules that can be adjusted according to your availability.
✅ It does not require higher education, just responsibility and a willingness to learn.

✅ Websites to search for vacancies:

✅ Home Care Agencies:

📌 Create a simple resume in English:

📌 Simple English message when applying online or sending to employers:

📌 If you go in person:

🕔 Schedules: Depending on the position, you may start early (6am-8am) and finish late afternoon, or work night shifts if necessary.
🏠 Environment: He usually works in residences or assisted living facilities.
💪 Moderate physical activity: Help the elderly person get up, walk, and move around, but without heavy activities such as construction or carrying loads.
💬 Human contact: You talk a lot with the elderly person, helping them have a lighter day.
💰 Payment: Usually weekly or biweekly, by cash, check or bank deposit.

Yes, Working as a caregiver in the US can be an excellent opportunity for Brazilians who want to have financial stability, earn in dollars and still do meaningful work..

In addition to the constant payment, there is the advantage of flexible hours, the possibility of not paying rent if you live in the place (live-in) and having a coexistence that helps you learn English on a daily basis, even if in a simple way.