We've spent a lot of time understanding care in Goa, the people who provide it and what families usually need. So give us a call. Tell us what's happening and we'll help you understand your options and figure out what makes sense.


We find and train caregivers who know how to care, not just do the tasks. And we stay involved after they start, supporting the caregiver and family along the way.

Caregivers are vetted before they enter a Goodfolks home.

Training and protocols help make care consistent.

We stay involved through family and caregiver feedback.
We know what the worry feels like. We know what the guilt feels like. We know what it means to be far away and not fully trust the care that's happening at home. And we couldn't find the kind of care we wanted for our own families.

Because we suspected we weren't alone. Because we couldn't find the answers we needed. Because we realised that finding a person was only one small part of the solution.
We are just folks who care helping folks who care.

Our effort. We know we’re not the best. And that’s why we’re trying really hard to build goodfolks differently, across every stage of the journey.

Every caregiver comes through people we trust. Then they go through a structured interview that looks at their experience, intent and how they communicate with families.

5 days. 1 exam. 70% to pass. Caregivers spend five days learning hands on with a seasoned caregiver, including live demonstrations and practical training. Anyone who scores below 70% doesn't get placed.

You meet them before they arrive.
We don't leave good care to chance. We've deliberately designed a system around every stage of the care journey.

We stay with you after day one.
We visit every week for the first three weeks, then once a month. Care is logged daily, and your family gets an update every week.
We’re already working with people who know care from different sides: doctors, medical professionals, NGOs, training organisations, hospitals, community groups, caregivers and families.

We're starting in Goa because this is where our folks are, our families are and the community we know is. And we'd like to build something here that can make care a little better for everyone.