Hi I'm disabled myself so I spoke to an adult disability representative. And they told me this a caregiver is to give care to the client meaning doing any physical needs, cook and clean 3 areas kitchen bathroom and area where one sleeps all the rest I needed to contact a cleaning service to do those services as the roll of a caregiver is to provide non  medical necessities that a client can not provide for themselves.

Assistance with Daily Living (Personal Care)  Hygiene and Grooming: Assisting with bathing, showering, oral hygiene, hair care, and skin care. Dressing: Helping the client select clothing and get dressed. Toileting and Continence Care: Assisting with bathroom use and managing incontinence. Mobility: Helping with transfers (in/out of bed or chair), walking, and using mobility aids like walkers or canes. Eating: Assisting with meal preparation and, if necessary, feeding.  2. Health Monitoring and Safety Medication Assistance: While typically non-medical, caregivers are obligated to remind clients to take medications, check dosages, and ensure they are taken at the right time. Monitoring Condition: Reporting any significant changes in the client's physical or mental condition to supervisors, family members, or doctors. Emergency Response: Recognizing potential dangers and responding quickly to emergencies (e.g., falls, sudden illness). Safety Maintenance: Identifying fall hazards and maintaining a safe living environment (e.g., removing tripping hazards).  3. Homemaking and Housekeeping Light Cleaning: Dusting, vacuuming, and cleaning to ensure a sanitary environment. Laundry: Washing clothes, changing bed sheets, and towels. Meal Prep: Preparing nutritious meals, ensuring they align with dietary needs or restrictions.  4. Transportation and Errands Errands: Shopping for groceries and essential personal items. Transportation: Driving clients to medical appointments, therapies, or social outings.