For employers
Employee benefits for working families.
Steady Allies is building a household partnership network in southern New Hampshire, with first matches planned for March 2027. If you would like to offer it to your team, let us know. No price and no commitment.
Tell us about your team.
This is interest only. There is no price and nothing to buy. We'll reply by email to talk it through.
Three simple steps.
Express interest
Share your team size and how your team works. It takes a minute.
We talk it through
We reply by email to learn what your team needs.
Plan together before launch
Interested employers can help shape how a team benefit could work.
What you get, and what we ask.
- An early conversation, with no cost or commitment
- A say in how a team benefit could work
- An option for remote, hybrid and on-site teams
- Your name, work email, company and team size
- How your team works: remote, hybrid or on-site
- Patience while we build: first matches planned for March 2027
Good to know.
Is there a cost now?
No. This is interest only. There is nothing to buy.
Is this childcare?
No. The Keeper is present for all visits during the pilot.
When could my team use it?
First matches are planned for March 2027, starting in southern New Hampshire.
Who are Keepers and Anchors?
A Keeper runs a household. An Anchor is a caring adult who visits on an agreed schedule to share time and skills.
More about Steady Allies.
- A steady adult for your household
- Become an Anchor near you
- Volunteer hours for students 21+
- Purpose after retirement
- Steady Allies in Hillsborough County
- Steady Allies in Rockingham County
- Steady Allies in Strafford County
- Steady Allies home
- How Steady Allies works, step by step
- Planned pricing for Keepers and Anchors
- Planned safety checks and rules
- Frequently asked questions
- Join the waitlist