Often used when referring to caring for someone's well-being or daily needs.

Personal Care

Implies a more personal, informal responsibility than professional caretaking.

Not Professional

Suggests a temporary role of overseeing someone or something, not necessarily permanent.

Emphasizes the consistency in care needed to keep something in good condition.

Involves taking initiative to monitor and maintain before problems arise.

Highlights preservation of value or function over time through careful attention.

Expresses the ability of a person to care for their own needs without external help.

Means prioritizing the prosperity or welfare of the person or group in question.

Often denotes taking specific actions to shield someone from harm or loss.