This paper examines mobility of care in Bengaluru, drawing on travel diaries of 6,522 individuals across 16 neighbourhoods under the MobiliseHER project. It explores who undertakes care trips and how these journeys are made, analysing travel patterns, mode choices, costs and trip chaining through survey data, focus group discussions and geospatial mapping. Addressing critical gaps in care mobility research, the study offers actionable recommendations for developing care-responsive neighbourhoods and a replicable approach for other Indian cities.