Daybreak connects you with local, self-employed providers for practical help at home. You choose who helps, when, and for how long.
Homecare
Practical help and company for adults who want to stay independent at home.
- Companionship A friendly visit, a chat, a walk or help getting out and about.
- Meal preparation Help planning, cooking and tidying up after meals.
- Shopping and errands Food shopping, collecting prescriptions, post office and other errands.
- Check-in visits A regular visit to see that everything is all right at home.
- Medication reminders A reminder to take medication at the right time. Providers do not give or handle medication.
- Help after a hospital stay Getting the home ready, shopping and practical help in the first days back home.
- Admin support Help sorting post, letters, bills and appointments.
Housekeeping
- Cleaning Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens and bathrooms.
- Laundry and ironing Washing, drying and ironing.
- General housework Tidying, changing beds and keeping on top of things.
Cleaners use your own equipment and products unless you agree otherwise with them.
Babysitting
Babysitters for evenings, weekends or regular childcare at your home. Babysitting bookings are at least 3 hours.
Dog Care
Dog walking and dog sitting around your schedule, so your dog gets exercise and company.
How bookings work
- Book by the hour Visits are at least 1 hour (babysitting 3 hours), in 15-minute steps.
- Clear prices Providers set their own hourly rates. You see the full price, including Daybreak’s booking fee, before you pay.
- Pay online You pay through Daybreak, never in cash. The provider is paid after the visit.
- Flexible No contracts. See the cancellation policy for changes and refunds.
Checks on providers
Providers apply to Daybreak and must complete Daybreak’s checks before they can list a service, and Daybreak decides which types of help each provider is approved to offer. You can read each provider’s profile and reviews, and message them through Daybreak, before you book.