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Despite the hardships, she remained determined to improve her life and that of her family.

She completed her secondary education at Mangaldan National High School in 2001 and went on to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. However, due to financial constraints, she was only able to study for one year before deciding to seek work to support her family.

Her journey began locally as a factory worker, but it wasn’t long before she turned to domestic work—first in the Philippines, then abroad.

Her maid employment experiences are:

PHILPPINES (2003 – 2004), she took her first job as a domestic helper in the Philippines. She worked for a Filipino family, living in a four-room bungalow, and her main responsibility was caring for a 70-year-old elderly woman with a medical condition. It was a meaningful experience that taught her patience and attentiveness in caregiving.

SINGAPORE ( June 2010 – Apr 2022) Precilda took a leap of faith and moved to Singapore—a place that would become her second home for the next 13 years. Her first employer was a Chinese family living in a spacious five-bedroom landed property. The household included a couple, their three young children (ages 6, 4, and 1), and three dogs. She worked as an all-around helper, performing household duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, pet care, car washing, and childcare.

SINGAPORE ( October to December 2022), she worked for another Chinese family in a five-bedroom condominium. This time, she was part of a two-maid household and was specifically assigned to cooking for the couple—a task she handled with skill and care.

SINGAPORE ( December 2022 – December 2023), she transferred to an Indian family living in a four-bedroom HDB flat. The family consisted of a couple and their two adult children. Once again, Precilda took on the role of all-around helper, managing the household and caring for the family’s dog.

SINGAPORE ( Apr 2024 – June 2025) was her most recent employment began, when she joined another Chinese family living in a large three-storey, nine-bedroom landed home. The family included a couple and their three children (ages 12, 10, and 8). She worked alongside another helper, sharing responsibilities such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, childcare, and car washing.

Now back in the Philippines, Precilda is currently a stay-at-home wife, managing her own household while waiting for her next opportunity abroad.

Through the years, she has developed a deep preference for caring for children.

While she enjoys childcare, she is also open and willing to care for the elderly, and is prepared to receive training for direct nursing care, if needed.

In the kitchen, Precilda is skilled in preparing and cooking Filipino and Chinese dishes, and she is always open to learning new recipes.

Her motivation to work abroad is driven by her desire to give her child a better future through education and stable support.

She completed her secondary education at San Nicardo National High School in 1999. Determined to further her studies, she pursued a degree in Bachelor of Science in Commerce at Araullo University, graduating in 2004. With a desire to care for others, she later completed a certified caregiving course in 2009, enhancing her skills in elderly and special needs care. She worked as a factory worker (2004–2005), and then served as a pharmacy manager from 2005 to 2009. Her strong organizational and interpersonal skills made her an effective leader in a healthcare setting.

However, her career path took a new direction when she moved to Taiwan in late 2009 to work as a domestic helper and caregiver.

Her domestic work experiences:

1. TAIWAN (Dec 2009 – May 2011)

Served a Taiwanese family in a 3-bedroom condo
Household members: Couple, 82-year-old female elder, and 2 children (ages 9 & 8)
Duties: General housework (cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking), child care, and elderly care (diabetic & hypertensive patient with amputated leg)

2. TAIWAN (Sep 2011 – Sep 2014)

Served an elderly couple (ages 85 & 80)
Female elder had diabetes and had undergone spinal surgery
Duties: Focused on elder care and daily household chores

3. TAIWAN (Mar 2015 – May 2018)

Served a family in a 5-bedroom, 2-storey house with a couple and 2 teenage children (ages 17 & 15)
Duties: All-around helper, including cooking, laundry, ironing, and cleaning

4. TAIWAN (May 2018 – Sep 2021)

Household included couple, elderly couple (82-year-old male with hypertension & diabetes; 78-year-old female with dementia & amputated leg), and a 15-year-old child
Focused on elderly care while maintaining the home

5. This role allows her to apply her caregiving skills in emotional and physical support, including administering medication and companionship. She finds fulfillment in providing support, comfort, and medical care to seniors in need.

Anna is ready for overseas employment and is available for interviews upon request. With her years of hands-on experience and caregiver training, she is a trustworthy and dependable candidate. She looks forward to joining a household where her skills can make a meaningful difference.

Maria Divina Benabese Dela Cruz was born and raised in the quiet town of Angadanan, Isabela, in the northern part of the Philippines.

She finished her secondary education at Angadanan National High School in 2001. Like many young dreamers in her province, she had ambitions of earning a college degree and pursued a course in Computer Studies. Unfortunately, her college education was cut short due to financial difficulties. But what Divina lacked in resources, she made up for with determination and sacrifice. They are blessed with three children, now aged 16, 7, and 5, who serve as her greatest motivation. With a growing family and rising expenses, Divina made the life-changing decision to work abroad in hopes of giving her children a better future.

Her journey as a domestic helper began,

HONGKONG (2009 – 2011). There, she worked for a Chinese family in a large, three-storey, five-bedroom home. The household included a couple and their three children, ages 17, 15, and 5. She worked alongside two other maids, and together they managed the household chores and took turns looking after the children. It was her first experience abroad, and though the work was demanding, she embraced every responsibility with patience and grace. She lived with them in a 3-bedroom HDB flat and served as an all-around helper, doing all the household chores except cooking. Her primary focus was caring for the children, especially the infant, which further strengthened her skills in baby care.

HONGKONG (May 2016 – Dec 2017), she returned to Hong Kong, this time to assist an elderly couple aged 89 and 87. Though both were still mobile, they needed help with daily routines and maintaining their home. Divina shared the responsibilities with another helper, and together they made sure the elderly couple lived comfortably and safely.

Since returning to the Philippines, Divina has remained productive. While waiting for a new job opportunity in Singapore, she helps her husband with farm work and has started a small home business producing and selling dishwashing soap. She continues to be an example of resilience and creativity, always finding ways to support her family.

With over four years of international experience, Divina has grown confident in handling newborns, toddlers, and school-aged children. She is skilled in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes and diapers, and providing age-appropriate educational activities. She also enjoys household work, especially cleaning and organizing. She can cook Filipino dishes and has picked up basic Chinese recipes, with a strong willingness to learn more, including other foreign cuisines.

In addition to her domestic skills, Divina is open to doing gardening, pet care, and car washing, if required.

For Maria Divina Dela Cruz, working abroad isn’t just a job—it’s a mission to give her children a brighter future and to be of service to families who need a trustworthy and dependable hand in their homes. She hopes to be given another chance to do just that.

Family is very important to Raquel, and she takes great pride in raising her children with love and discipline, while supporting her husband in providing for their household. Growing up in a rural community, Raquel learned early the values of patience, hard work, and responsibility, which she carried with her into adulthood.

In 2004, Raquel completed her secondary education at Lucban High School. Although she was not able to pursue college due to financial limitations, she chose to help her family and start working to support her younger siblings.

Her career as a domestic helper, :

PHILIPPINES (2018 to 2020), she worked for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom, 2-storey house. The household included a couple and their 1-year-old child. Raquel served as an all-around helper—doing household chores such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, marketing, and most importantly, childcare. She was in charge of bathing, feeding, and playing with the child, helping him grow in a clean and safe environment.

SINGAPORE (October 2023 - Mar 2024), Raquel had the opportunity to work overseas in Singapore. She was hired by a Chinese family living in a 3-room HDB flat. The family had four children aged 16, 15, 10, and 7. There were two helpers in the household, and Raquel was mainly responsible for taking care of the two younger children. Her daily duties included childminding, laundry, ironing, marketing, and car washing. Unfortunately, her employment ended in March 2024 when the employer decided to relocate the entire family back to China.

With her years of experience, Raquel is confident in handling all household tasks. She claims to be good at keeping the house clean—a job that she is willing and happy to take on. She understands the importance of maintaining a tidy and organized home, especially in households with children.

She is also capable of performing childcare duties such as feeding, bathing, preparing school things, and playing with the children. In terms of cooking, Raquel is comfortable preparing Filipino dishes and simple Chinese meals. She is able to follow recipe books and is very enthusiastic about learning how to cook new foreign dishes.

Raquel is currently waiting for another opportunity to work in Singapore or abroad. She is available for phone interviews upon request and welcomes the chance to work with a new employer who will value her skills, experience, and dedication to her job.

Jenevie Baruela De La Cuadra is a 38-year-old, family-oriented woman with a strong sense of responsibility and a proven record of dedication in domestic work.

The eldest among four siblings, Jenevie naturally embraced the role of a caretaker early on.

Educationally, she completed her secondary studies at Northern Abra National High School in 2003, followed by a two-year Computer Secretarial course at the Data Center College of the Philippines, graduating in 2005. She began her working journey as a cashier in a grocery store from 2006 to 2010, where she developed her skills in handling transactions, customer service, and daily operations with accuracy and reliability.

In 2012, Jenevie expanded her experience overseas by working as a domestic helper in Dubai for a Tunisian family, a role she held for five solid years until 2017. She was entrusted with the full management of a 5-bedroom, two-storey household, where she cared for two young children aged 6 and 4. Her duties included all-around household chores—cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing—as well as meal preparation and childcare. She is highly capable of looking after infants and young children, and is confident in performing key duties such as preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and supervising educational and recreational activities. Her hands-on experience with her own children has strengthened her ability to connect with kids and manage their routines with patience, love, and structure.

She is also an experienced and confident cook, capable of preparing a variety of Filipino dishes and basic Tunisian meals, and she remains open and willing to learn new recipes and cuisines based on her employer’s preferences.

Currently, Jenevie is focused on caring for her young children at home while actively preparing for her next overseas employment opportunity. She is committed, trustworthy, and eager to once again serve with the same dedication she has shown throughout her career.

Growing up in a simple home instilled in Frances the values of perseverance, humility, and service to others—principles that continue to guide her both personally and professionally.

She completed her secondary education at Claveria School of Arts and Trade in 2005. With a strong calling to care for others, Frances furthered her skills by completing a Caregiving Course at Care Academy in Singapore, preparing her for a career in both child and elderly care. The household includes four adults and two elderly individuals in their 60s. She understands the physical and emotional needs of the elderly and ensures their comfort and dignity at all times. She is confident in:

Infant and child care: bathing, preparing nutritious meals, dressing, school preparation, and play

Guiding children with love, discipline, and emotional support

Creating a nurturing environment that encourages learning and good values

In addition to caregiving, Frances has a strong love for cooking. She can prepare a variety of Filipino and Chinese dishes, follow recipes accurately, and is eager to explore other cuisines. She is also open to handling gardening, car washing, and pet care, making her a well-rounded and dependable household worker.

Gee’s work journey has taken her through various roles, both in the Philippines and abroad. She first worked as a Store Supervisor in a jean company from 1999 to 2000. Later, she moved to Thailand, where she gained valuable experience at a beach resort—serving as a Kids Club Attendant from 2008 to 2012 she supervised children’s activities and ensured a safe and enjoyable environment and planned and facilitated recreational and educational programs for the children. then transitioning to a Cashier from 2013 to 2015.

PHILIPPINES ( January 2025 – July 2025) , Gee accepted a deeply meaningful role as a full-time caregiver to a 75-year-old Filipino male elder. He required intensive, around-the-clock care, as he was dependent on a nasogastric tube (NGT) for feeding, an oxygen tank for breathing support, and a urinary catheter. Her primary focus was the comfort and well-being of the elder. She was responsible for monitoring his vital signs, managing his medications, and assisting with daily hygiene routines such as bathing, changing diapers, repositioning him to prevent bedsores, and ensuring a clean and safe environment around him. She also prepared special meals that complied with his medical condition, even though feeding was done through NGT—showing her attentiveness to proper nutrition and health standards.

Beyond the physical care, Gee provided emotional support and companionship during the elder’s final months. Though her employment ended sooner than expected, her dedication left a lasting impact on the family she served.

Through years of service and experience, Gee has become skilled not only in caregiving but also in household tasks, cooking (Filipino and Thai dishes), and childcare. She is confident in her abilities, deeply respectful, and always willing to learn.

Tri Yanti has 5 years of work experience in Singapore with 3 employers, completing 2 full contracts between 2011and 2017. Her husbandworks as a farmer. Tri Yanti wishes to work in Singapore again to support her child's education and help her familyfinancially. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music and singing.

As the seventh child in a big family of nine siblings, Melissa learned early the value of hard work, patience, and responsibility.

After finishing high school at Ivisan National High School in 2006, she pursued a two-year course in Computer Electronic Technology at Samson College of Technology, completing it in 2008.

OMAN (June 2016 - Apr 2019) , Melissa began working as a domestic helper, where she was hired by an Omani family to care for two newborns (2016 & 2018) and managed household duties in a two-storey home.

DUBAI ( Aug 2019 - June 2025) where she served an Indian-Emirati family with five children (16,14,9,8 and a 3-month-old baby. She worked alongside another helper to manage childcare, cleaning, laundry, and household tasks — a role she fulfilled for nearly seven years.

Melissa is confident in caring for children of all ages and is skilled in cooking Filipino and simple Arab dishes. She is open to learning new cuisines and can follow recipes with ease. Whether it’s childcare, elderly care, cleaning, or even gardening and pet care, Melissa is willing and able to take on the job with a positive attitude.

Now back home in the Philippines, Melissa spends her days caring for her 10-year-old son while waiting for an opportunity to work in Singapore. With 8 years of experience, a kind heart, and a strong work ethic, she looks forward to continuing her journey as a reliable and loving domestic helper.

Rosita completed her secondary education at Ramon Torres National High School in 1999. She went on to pursue a degree in Business Administration but was only able to finish her first year due to financial difficulties. Despite this, her determination to support her family never wavered. Seeking better opportunities to provide for her son and her family, Rosita ventured abroad and started working as a domestic helper in 2005.

Her first overseas experience was in Lebanon (2005–2009), where she served a Lebanese family living in a 4-bedroom bungalow. She cared for two children, aged 12 and 8, and handled general household duties including cleaning, laundry, and simple cooking.

Rosita then moved to Hong Kong in 2009, where she worked with multiple families over the years:

From 2009 to 2011, she worked for a Chinese family living in a 3-bedroom condominium with two adult children. Her responsibilities included general household chores, marketing, cooking, and caring for a dog and a cat.

From 2014 to 2018, she was employed by another Chinese family with two children aged 14 and 8. She handled childcare, laundry, cooking, marketing, house cleaning, and even car washing. She was responsible for full childcare, household duties, marketing, and cooking in a 4-bedroom flat. She managed all-around housework and took special care of the baby, including accompanying the child to the playground.

With over 15 years of overseas experience, Rosita has grown to be a highly skilled and confident domestic helper. She specializes in caring for newborns to young children, including preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and providing educational and recreational activities. Her years of childcare have made her attentive, gentle, and nurturing.

In addition to childcare, Rosita is proficient in household work such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, marketing, and cooking. She confidently prepares Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new cuisines if given the opportunity.

Rosita is also willing to assist with gardening, pet care, and car washing, depending on the needs of her future employer. She is described as hardworking, honest, patient, and respectful—qualities that have made her a valued member of every household she has served.

Currently, Rosita is in the Philippines, performing household duties at home while waiting for a job opportunity in Singapore.

With her experience, skills, and genuine care for children, Rosita David Javier is well-prepared and eager to serve her next employer with dedication and heart.

Jaylomie also has non-domestic work experience, having worked as:

· Lane personnel in a grocery store (Jan – Aug 2022)

· Secretary at an optical shop (Mar 2023 – July 2025)

Currently, she is focused on caring for her children and managing household duties while awaiting deployment for work in Singapore.

Her domestic work experiences include:

1. MALAYSIA (Aug – Sep 2015):
She served a Malaysian family in a 9-bedroom, 3-storey house with a couple, three adult children, and a 17-year-old. She worked as an all-around helper, performing household tasks, gardening, car washing, and caring for pet fish.

2. MALAYSIA (Feb – Nov 2016):
She worked for a Malaysian family living in a 5-bedroom, 2-storey home with a couple and two children, ages 7 and 3 months. Jaylomie served as an all-around housemaid, handling general housekeeping, gardening, marketing with her employer, car washing, and caring for the children, especially the infant.

Her employment ended when the employer’s family migrated to China, which required the early termination of her contract.

3. PHILIPPINES (2009 – 2011):
She served a local family living in a 4-bedroom bungalow with a couple and two children (ages 4 and 6). Her duties included full household cleaning, marketing, childcare, and caring for one pet cat.

Jaylomie is confident in caring for infants and young children, with experience in:

· Meal preparation

· Feeding and bathing

· Changing clothes and diapers

· Playing and engaging with children

· Preparing school needs and homework assistance
he is skilled in Filipino cooking and has some knowledge of simple Chinese dishes, and is willing to learn other cuisines as needed. She is also open and capable of doing gardening, car washing, and pet care.