Professional providers face significant challenges in client acquisition, scheduling coordination, and financial management. They struggle to find quality clients who value relationship-based care, manage complex schedules across multiple families with varying needs, and maintain consistent income while navigating costs and payment delays.

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Providers must also skillfully navigate family dynamics, work alongside volunteers with different training levels, and maintain professional boundaries while building meaningful relationships. The emotional and physical demands of the work, combined with documentation requirements and technology needs, create additional stress that can lead to burnout and sustainability concerns in what is fundamentally relationship-focused care work.

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This is why Kibage is so important. It fixes the broken, reduces the burnout, and keeps everyone safe from the dangers.