“Empathy has the ability to lead the world into a new light.”
Sidhant
Male, India
Updated 25.10.2026
About Me
My name is Sidhant Kharga, and I am a dedicated, compassionate, and hard-working caregiver currently based in Israel. Having arrived here two months ago, I am fully committed to building a meaningful career in home care services and providing exceptional support to individuals in need of daily assistance, companionship, and specialized attention. My journey into caregiving is driven by a deep-seated empathy for others and a strong desire to make a positive, tangible difference in people's lives. I firmly believe that high-quality caregiving goes far beyond simply completing tasks; it requires patience, respect, emotional warmth, and active listening. Every individual deserves to maintain their dignity, comfort, and sense of independence, regardless of physical or cognitive challenges. As a caregiver, my top priority is to create a safe, clean, and nurturing environment where my care recipient feels genuinely valued, respected, and well cared for every single day. Over the course of my daily life and training, I have developed a comprehensive skillset suited for comprehensive home care. My expertise encompasses all major activities of daily living (ADLs), including personal hygiene, bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility assistance. I am attentive to fall prevention and proper transfer techniques, whether helping someone move between a bed, chair, or wheelchair. Additionally, I am adept at light housekeeping, laundry, and preparing nutritious meals catered to specific dietary needs or personal preferences. I also ensure that medication schedules are followed accurately and reliably, providing families with peace of mind knowing that their loved one's health routine is strictly maintained. Beyond physical care, I place immense value on emotional well-being and companionship. Loneliness and isolation can significantly impact a person's health, which is why I make it a priority to engage my care recipients in meaningful conversation, light games, personal hobbies, or pleasant walks outdoors. I strive to build a relationship rooted in trust and mutual respect, adapting my approach to match each person’s unique personality, pace, and comfort level. Moving to Israel two months ago marked an exciting new chapter in my life. Since my arrival, I have been proactively adapting to the local culture, lifestyle, and environment. I am eager to integrate into the community and am actively learning conversational Hebrew so that I can communicate more fluently and connect on a deeper level with my care recipients and their families. My ability to speak English and Hindi/Nepali allows me to communicate clearly and maintain professional standards of care. I take great pride in my strong work ethic, punctuality, and emotional resilience. Caregiving often presents unexpected challenges, but my calm temperament and problem-solving mindset allow me to handle stressful or urgent situations gracefully and effectively. I am adaptable, open to learning continuous care techniques, and ready to conform to the specific household preferences and medical instructions provided by families or healthcare professionals. In summary, I am a reliable, warm-hearted, and responsible professional looking forward to serving as a trusted caregiver. Whether assisting an elderly individual or supporting someone recovering from an illness, I am prepared to offer my full dedication, physical assistance, and heartfelt companionship to ensure their daily life is as comfortable, safe, and fulfilling as possible.
Skills and abilities
Cleaning
Cooking
Washing
Dressing
Lifting
Diapers
Caregiver details
Covid-19 fully vaccinated: Yes
Experience in years: 2
Work permit:
Open permit - up to 4 years and 3 months
- Open permit: can work at any caregiving job, according to the license zone
- Special / humanitarian visa: caregiver is in Israel less than 8 years, can work for one more employer legally, after submitting a request
- Special visa - handicapped: relevant for 188% disabled patients, under the retirement age
- After 13 years in Israel, caregiver can work only if they have an Israeli ID / permanent resident
- Refugee visa: can work as a domestic helper
Experience with specific conditions: Broken Hip, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Mobility Problems, Stroke, Vision Loss
Job types: Live In, Weekend
License zone: Zone 1
Regions: Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, North
Hobbies: Cooking, planting, playing badminton.
Age: 28
Education: High School
Languages
English, Hebrew
Caregiver preferences
Preferred patient: Male
I'm ok with pets: Yes
I'm ok with smoking patients: Yes
I'm a smoker: Yes