Become a Postpartum Caregiver with OmugwoCare
What Does an OmugwoCare Caregiver Do?
OmugwoCare caregivers support mothers and families during the postpartum period, particularly during the first 40 days after childbirth.
The role is practical, respectful, and mother-centered. Caregivers help create an environment where mothers can focus on rest, recovery, bonding with their newborn, and adjusting to life after birth.
Depending on the family's needs and the caregiver's approved scope, support may include meal preparation, light household assistance, companionship, family communication, visitor coordination, and other practical postpartum support.
Who can become an OmugwoCare Caregiver?
OmugwoCare is looking for people who are committed to supporting mothers and families with compassion,
respect, reliability, and professionalism.
Caregivers should be prepared to:
Previous caregiving, family support, community support, hospitality, childcare, or related experience may
be relevant, depending on the role and OmugwoCare's requirements.
What Postpartum Caregivers May Support
Depending on the family's needs and the caregiver's approved scope, support may include:
What Caregivers May Not Do
OmugwoCare caregivers provide non-medical support. They may not:
When a situation falls outside the caregiver's role, caregivers are expected to follow OmugwoCare's escalation and referral procedures.
Caregiver Screening and Training
OmugwoCare is committed to connecting families with caregivers who are prepared to provide safe, respectful, and reliable non-medical support.
Depending on the role and program requirements, caregiver applicants may be asked to complete:
Submitting an application does not guarantee approval, employment, a contract, or placement with a family.