Families abroad
Arrange support for your family in Lagos or Ibadan—from wherever you are.
Being far from an ageing parent is hard. We aim to make arranging support practical, with clear responsibilities and communication that respects everyone involved.
How we plan to work with you
What the arrangement involves
- 01Initial consultationA conversation at a time that suits your time zone, to understand who needs support and why.
- 02Local assessment where appropriateWhere suitable, an assessment of needs and the home environment in Lagos or Ibadan.
- 03Agreement with the person receiving supportYour parent or relative takes part in decisions about their own support.
- 04Authorised family contactsYou agree which family members may receive updates and make decisions.
- 05A named coordinatorOne point of contact who knows the arrangement.
- 06Agreed update frequencyUpdates at a rhythm agreed by everyone — not continuous monitoring.
- 07Procedures for raising concernsA clear route for you, your relative or the worker to raise an issue.
- 08Transparent invoicingItemised invoices that reflect the agreed service.
Privacy and dignity
Respecting the person receiving support
Paying for the service does not automatically entitle someone to unrestricted access to another adult’s personal information.
Photographs, video monitoring or continuous surveillance are not required. Any update method is agreed with consent.
International payment methods will be confirmed before launch. Please ask during your consultation.
Consultations can be scheduled around your time zone. Tell us your preferred time when you enquire.
Start with a conversation.
Request a consultation to discuss your needs, location and current availability. There is no obligation.