Assisting Hands of Topeka·Topeka, Kansas
Provide in-home care services to elderly and disabled clients during evening shifts. Maintain a supportive and attentive environment while ensuring client needs are met.
Monday–Friday Evening Shifts! Looking for a Flexible and Rewarding Part-Time Opportunity? Join Us as an In-Home Caregiver!
Earn $15–$17/hour - Compensation Based on Experience
Start Your Journey with Assisting Hands Home Care!
00 PM – 11:00 PM evening shifts. Hours for this position are case-dependent and can fluctuate based on changing client needs. While full-time hours are not guaranteed, there is frequent opportunity for additional hours and new client placements for dedicated team members. At Assisting Hands, we take pride in being more than just a home care company – we’re a supportive, flexible, and welcoming family.
Why Choose Us?
We provide training and the tools to kick-start your caregiving career.
Get paid when you need it with same-day pay options.
Access our Lead Caregiver Career Advancement program.
We value our caregivers and celebrate your hard work through awards, events, and ongoing recognition.
Benefits: You'll Love:
Overtime and holiday pay
Paid travel time between client shifts
Direct deposit or pay card options
Flexible schedules tailored to your needs
Fun company events and parties
Is This Role Right for You?
Do you have reliable transportation?
Are you at least 18 years old?
Do you have a high school diploma (or equivalent)?
Do you have a caring heart for the elderly and disabled?
We value caregivers who are: Compassionate, patient, and attentive
Reliable with a strong work ethic
Resourceful and detail-oriented
Join Assisting Hands today and become part of a team that truly cares about you and your career. Let’s make a difference together!
Candidates must be at least 18 years old with a high school diploma or equivalent. Reliable transportation and a compassionate, patient attitude are required for this role.
Market context
In Kansas, support-services roles in healthcare are often tied to patient coordination, discharge planning, and connecting families with resources, so demand tends to follow hospitals, clinics, and community care settings. These positions can be competitive because employers often prefer social work training plus medical-field experience and may favor licensure such as LMSW or LSCSW. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your degree, license status, and any relevant medical experience before applying.