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As marinersfan says, she may also be eligible for some financial assistance to pay you. If she has a case worker, that is the place to begin the inquiry into that possibility.
Good luck to both of you!
You would have to have a background check, fingerprinting and complete some online training courses. You could also do care giving for others once you get set up and continue the yearly online training (12 hrs per year here - paid).
But, if she can afford to pay you and doesn't want to go through the assessment, yes, she can pay you.