Built around relationship-based care teams under owner Kirk, Kinship Project runs Point Loma in-home services from Hancock Street in the Midway District. Family caregiver coordination is a core function — spouse burnout, sibling disagreements about care decisions, adult children negotiating distance — with complex family dynamics referred to The Family Guidance and Therapy Center when therapy work needs to run alongside caregiver training. All staff pass Department of Justice background checks and live scan fingerprinting through the California Home Care Aide Registry before any client contact. Homemaker services cover the instrumental activities of daily living — laundry, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders — distinct from personal care assistance with bathing, dressing, and mobility transfers. Medical oversight for clients managing multiple chronic conditions coordinates with primary care including Alex Vo, MD so that caregiver plans reflect current clinician guidance rather than family guesswork. The most involved assignments build multi-caregiver teams around clients with progressive conditions, integrating spouses, adult children, and neighbors into a coordinated support plan with written role definitions and Kinship-trained caregivers filling the gaps.