Their needs don’t take days off. Neither does their care team.
RPNs and PSWs for the long daily hours a child or adult with special needs actually requires — a lead caregiver and trained backup your family knows, on a schedule that repeats every day.
When a child has complex needs, the caring never really stops. School hours end. Therapy sessions end. The rest of the day, every day, is yours to cover — and most families are covering it alone.
Angel’s Kare staffs those hours. Registered Practical Nurses and personal support workers who come daily and work long shifts. A lead caregiver plus a trained backup, so it’s never a stranger at the door. A care manager who owns the plan and adjusts it as needs change.
This is not visit-based care that ends after an hour. It’s a team your family knows, day after day, never a stranger starting from zero. Parents get to be parents again. The household breathes.
What Angel’s Kare provides
The daily, dependable support a family with special needs actually runs on.
A repeating daily routine
Same times, same order to the day, a team your child knows. Predictability is part of the care.
Personal care and daily tasks
Feeding, mobility, toileting and dressing, handled with patience and dignity.
Medication support with RN oversight
RPNs give medications on schedule; a CNO-registered RN reviews the clinical side of every plan.
Caregivers matched to your child
Temperament, language and consistency come first. You approve the match.
Real respite for parents
Cover the hours you choose: work, sleep, errands, time with the other kids.
Notes that keep everyone aligned
Clear daily notes so parents, school and therapy teams see the same picture.
The situations we’re set up to staff.
We don’t diagnose or treat. We staff dependable daily care around the plan your child’s clinicians already set.
Autism spectrum
Routine-first support that keeps the day predictable — a routine your child recognizes, in the same order, every day.
Cerebral palsy
Hands-on help with mobility, transfers, feeding and daily comfort.
Down syndrome
Patient, consistent caregivers who build real relationships, visit after visit.
Epilepsy
Watchful daily support around the routines and precautions your family already follows.
Developmental disabilities
Long-term daily care for children, and for adults who want to keep living at home.
Complex medical needs
RPN-led daily support with RN oversight behind the plan.
Families carrying more than most.
If any of these sound familiar, this service was built for your house.
A child with complex needs at home
Daily hands-on support that goes well beyond school hours.
An adult child with developmental disabilities
Long-term daily care that lets them keep living at home, safely.
Parents running on empty
You’ve been the nurse, the PSW and the scheduler for years. That’s our job now.
Hours your current agency can’t fill
We can work alongside an existing team as add-on hours.
You may not have to carry the cost alone.
Ontario has programs built for families like yours.
For children under 18, Special Services at Home (SSAH) and Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD) may help fund in-home support. For adults with developmental disabilities, Ontario’s Passport program may apply, and Family-Managed Home Care may fit some families too. Other programs may also apply; approval is never guaranteed, and every family’s situation is different. We check what may apply on the free call, before you commit to anything.
How funding may work → · Family-managed home care, explained →
Special needs home care, answered.
The questions we hear most on first calls.
Build a care team that lasts.
Tell us what a typical day looks like on a free 20-minute call. We’ll build a care schedule that holds up.
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