For Micro Providers

Become a Self-Employed Carer

Becoming a Micro Provider starts with one key quality: a caring nature. If you already work in a caring role or have lived experience, you’re off to a great start — the rest can be learned along the way.
Being self-employed gives you the freedom to choose your hours, the support you offer, who you work with, and how far you travel. If you provide regulated care, it’s important to understand the CQC exemption and ensure care is always client-directed. This flexible path can work brilliantly alongside other jobs, benefits, health conditions, or family responsibilities. Local Help My Way is here to guide you through every step, with friendly, one-to-one support to help you set up confidently and legally.
 

Everything You Need to Know About Becoming a Micro Provider

Why Join the network of Self-Employed carers? support and benefits:

Help & Guidance to set up
Advice and training in regulatory matters
Access your DBS check
Earn up to £20 per hour
 Free service listing
 Local Peer network

The Steps - access help and support at every stage:

Attend a drop in or call us for a chat
Get your legal documentation in order
Access the relevant training you need
Develop your offer to fit your life
Go Live online

Join the Network of Self-Employed Carers

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