Who do I talk to about getting paid to be a caregiver?

Usually only if setup legally and the one you are caring for has the resources to do so.


https://www.agingcare.com/articles/how-to-get-paid-for-being-a-caregiver-135476.htm

The overwhelming number of family caregivers are not paid at all.

if the person you are caregiver for can afford it...then that person pays you. Be sure to get a written contract signed.

there are some State level assistance, but not every State, and rare if ever will it pay for more than a few hours a week....not an income you could live on.

EVERY state, I repeat, every state has caregiver programs. There is financial assistance in every state. Every state has at least one medicaid program that pays family caregivers. Most states will
pay a minimum of 20 hours a week.
2 states will pay for 24 hour care. Some states have multiple Medicaid programs and non-Medicaid programs. Contact your area aging to see what is available in your county.