OUR STORY
Kinship & Home began from lived experience — from being inside homes during moments of transition and seeing how much care, coordination, and unseen labour it takes to hold daily life together.
Again and again, the same pattern appeared: when life shifts — a new baby, changing work demands, caregiving responsibilities, or periods of overwhelm — support becomes fragmented. Care is often treated as something to outsource in pieces, rather than something that lives inside relationships, homes, and rhythms.
Kinship & Home was created to respond to that gap.
At its core, it is rooted in the belief that care belongs in everyday life — not as an emergency measure, not as a luxury, and not as a one-size-fits-all service. Care is relational. It is practical. It adapts as needs change.
This work sits at the intersection of family care, home support, nourishment, and coordination. It recognizes that supporting a household is rarely about a single task — it’s about how systems, routines, relationships, and capacity interact.
Kinship & Home offers in-home support for families during periods of transition, alongside a wider network of trusted practitioners and resources — what we call The Village. Some families need hands-on care. Others need guidance, connection, or clarity around what support would actually help. Often, it’s a combination.
Rather than imposing a model of what care should look like, Kinship & Home responds to what is actually happening — meeting families where they are, and building support around real lives, not idealized ones.
Kinship & Home exists to make care visible, coordinated, and sustainable — so families are not carrying everything alone.
What We Offer
Support is relational, responsive, and shaped around the needs of each home — not a fixed formula or one-size-fits-all approach.
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Flexible, expert advice when you need it. Book hourly support across a range of topics—from planning to problem-solving. This focused consultation will help clarify your goals, map out next steps, and identify opportunities for growth.
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Continuous support through pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period. This care focuses on emotional holding, physical recovery, infant feeding support, and helping families settle into life after birth.
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Thoughtful meal preparation designed to support rest and daily rhythms during times of transition. Services include menu planning, in-home cooking or delivery, and nourishment tailored to postpartum and family needs.
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Practical support that helps homes function more smoothly during periods of change. This includes house management, organization, and systems that support care, routines, and day-to-day logistics.
Our Process
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Listen First.
We begin by understanding what is actually happening in your home and where support feels most needed. This allows care to be shaped around real life, not assumptions.
Build Thoughtfully.
Support is designed with intention — considering your family’s rhythms, stage of life, and capacity. Care may be short-term or ongoing, and adjusts as needs evolve.
Collaborate openly.
Care is collaborative and transparent, with open communication throughout. Decisions are made together, with respect for autonomy and context.
Adapt as needed.
As circumstances shift, support can change with you — whether that means adjusting services, deepening care, or connecting with additional resources through the wider network.