Work directly with the family.
No agent in between.

Create a free profile, show your experience and languages, and let families find you. The profile is free and we take no money from workers at any stage.

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Your rights in Israel

Minimum wage — ₪6,443.85 a month, ₪35.40 an hour (from 1 April 2026)
25 consecutive hours of weekly rest
Nine paid public holidays a year
14–24 days of annual leave depending on seniority
Up to 18 sick days a year
Pension contributions and severance pay
No one may charge you for being placed in a job

What you get

Direct contact with the family

No agency in between. You discuss terms with the employer yourself.

The full rate goes to you

We take no percentage of your wages and no placement fee.

A contract before day one

Hours, rest days, leave and duties, in writing, before you start.

Support that answers

If the terms are broken, we deal with it rather than telling you to read the contract.

What families pay

Format	Rate	Conditions
Live-in	₪6,000 – 8,000/month	Own sleeping space, meals, statutory rest day
Hourly	₪55 – 100/hour	Four-hour minimum shift
Respite, per day	₪400 – 600	Short-term contract
Night shift	₪600 – 900	8–10 hours, premium over the day rate

As of April 2026. The Israeli minimum wage from 1 April 2026 is ₪6,443.85 a month, ₪35.40 an hour.

Documents you need

Passport and a B/1 visa or another valid status
Caregiving work permit and licence zone
Police clearance certificate
Health insurance — we help arrange or renew it
Two previous employers as referees

We never publish your phone number or address — that protects you as much as the family. We do not list profiles without a valid work permit.

How matching works

Profile

Fill in your experience, languages, skills, preferred format and salary expectations.

Verification

We check your documents and call two previous employers.

Offers

We send suitable vacancies. You decide which to answer.

Introduction and contract

A video call or meeting with the family, then a written contract.

Questions from applicants

What does this cost me?

Nothing. The profile is free and we charge no placement fee. The law forbids charging a worker for entry to Israel or for placement, and we do not do it in any form.

Will everyone see my phone number?

No. Only the manager sees your contact details, and we pass them to an employer after you have agreed to a specific offer.

I am not in Israel yet. Can I register?

You can create a profile, but the employer would need to arrange a permit and a visa, which takes months. Most families are looking for someone already in the country.

What if the employer breaks the contract?

Write to us. We look into it and, if needed, point you to where to turn. Workers' rights are protected by law regardless of nationality.

Leave your details and we'll fill the profile in together

If the form is hard to complete on your own, call us: we will fill it in by phone in English, Russian or Hebrew.

Create a profile

Work directly with the family.No agent in between.