Sentence examples for homemaker services from inspiring English sources

The homemaker services stopped when the family moved into its new home.

Nationally, the median hourly cost of home health aide services is $19 an hour, and $18 for homemaker services.

She got no homemaker services, no baby-sitting, no in-home nursing, the person who saw the record said.

Over the same period, the costs for homemaker services and home health aides have remained almost flat, the report found, part because of competition among agencies and the availability of unskilled labor.

Since a few days after his wife's death, Mr. Landrau's family has received homemaker services from the Children's Aid Society, one of the seven charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

She served on the Boards of Outward Bound, the Lighthouse, The Institute for the Visual Sciences, The Ackerman Institute, Homemaker Services, The Volunteer Consulting Group and the International Rescue Committee.

The Children's Aid Society's family homemaker service department, which had been helping Mr. Dillard take care of his children before the fire, helped secure him a homemaker, Diana Gooding.

"Based on how the family has improved their standard of living -- they have a stable environment, they're in school, everything else is O.K. -- it was determined their services were no longer needed," said Cheryl Cruise, the social worker from the Children's Aid Society's homemaker service department who works with Mr. Dillard.

Using National Statistics Guidelines, the participants were asked about their current occupation by having the individual select one of the following: farming or forestry, fishery, security, transportation or communication, craft worker or labourer, professional or technician, clerk, sales worker, service worker, homemaker, retired and unclassified.

PWD5 A variety of external resources could be used especially for cooking and shopping, including taxis, tabs at grocery stores and community service homemakers who could support food preparation by the person with dementia.

Particularly relevant in this population are costs for services such as homemaker and meals that enable and support independent living for which claims are not available.