Thank you so much for your kindness,I really appreciate the thought,just knowing you care is far more than enough.
I hire and fire homecare aids/ house cleaners for my mother since relocating her to a retirement community in my state. These home health agencies are always seeking quality employees. It's hard to find reliable, patient, compassionate workers-- that's who they desperately need. Turnover is high in the business. I'd say get some work experience under your belt with an agency who might be willing to help you obtain a certification, and then sell your services as a private care aid where the pay can be considerably better.
The right clients will pay you good money to care for their loved ones, trust me. My only concern with you is are you burned out now or be at high risk once employed? It's stressful, demanding work, and sounds as if you've been at it a while. That is always an issue in that field whether it's traditional work or as a family caretaker; and one common reason for the high turnover rate.