home help 
noun British
A person employed, especially by a local authority, to help in another’s home.They will pass on the techniques they learn to hundreds of social workers, district nurses and home helps who visit the elderly....
- These residents are not taking space at council-provided residential homes and rarely need, or ask for, home helps or social worker visits.
- Arrangements have to be made for the movement of home helps and district nurses.
- Rackham, Arthur
- Rackhamesque
- rack-heap
- rack hook
- rackie
- rackingly
- Rackinsack
- rack job
- rack-jobber
- rack-jobbing
- rack-lashing
- rackle
- rackle-handed
- rackle-tongued
- rack lever
- rack-master
- rack-mount
- rack-mountable
- rack-mounted
- rack mounting
- rack of bones
- rack (or wrack) one's brains (or brain)
- rack-out
- rack pillar
- rack pin