In Newfoundland and Labrador, you’re the heroes folks don’t see — you keep our seniors safe at home with kettle, quilt, and company.

You help with meals and bathing, and you listen to their tales — from “back in ’62, my duck escaped” to “Lord, the wind near took the sails.”

Women lead this caring crew, and men chip in their share — proving strength and gentle patience both belong in proper care.

Through fog that rolls in sideways, and roads that twist and roam, you drive from house to house each day to help folks stay at home.

So here’s to you — the quiet ones who brighten every day, with kindness, laughs, and steady hands in that warm Newfoundland way.

I want You to understand that I worked as a Home Care Worker In St John’s Newfoundland.