Гулнора B.♀ 53 · UzbekistanAvailable
5 years · Russian, Uzbek, Hebrew
Bat Yam · zone 1 · Tel Aviv, Shfela, Haifa
B/1 visa, region-restricted
Post-stroke rehabHeart failure
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Uzbek-speaking respite caregivers — 4 profiles
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Зульфия G.♀ 54 · UzbekistanAvailable
6 years · Russian, Uzbek, Hebrew
Beit Shemesh · zone 2 · Shfela, Jerusalem, Center
B/1 visa, no restrictions
DeafnessPost-stroke rehabPost-operative care
Рустам V.♂ 45 · UzbekistanAvailable
4 years · Russian, Uzbek, Hebrew, English
Ramat Gan · zone 1 · Tel Aviv, South
B/1 visa, region-restricted
Mobility problemsBlindness
Зульфия B.♀ 36 · UzbekistanFrom 2026-08-30
14 years · Russian, Uzbek, Hebrew, English
Herzliya · zone 2 · Sharon, Shfela
B/1 visa, no restrictions
DeafnessDementiaCatheter
The respite format does not suit everyone. The service page sets out exactly what the job includes, what the worker is not obliged to do, and what it costs once every statutory payment is counted.
A shared language is not a detail. If your parent is hard of hearing or starting to get confused, being spoken to in their own language removes half the anxiety and makes daily life considerably easier.
Contact details open after a free consultation. Registration with a licensed private agency is required by law when employing a foreign worker, even one you found yourself: up to ₪2,000 once and up to ₪70 a month. We handle that step.
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