She is Ex Saudi helper.

2021- 2023: She completed 2 years contract at Saudi with a family of 3 people. She helped with the daily needs such as shower, dressing, prepare milk & feeding, accompany to play and put in sleep.

She ca do all general housework, cooking, cleaning, laundry & ironing.

She loves baby & children, she loves dogs & cats also.

Please contact us for further details:
Ms. Gannice- 94511689
Ms. Miyuki - 81327939.

She completed her secondary education at Northern Cagayan Colleges Foundation, Inc. in 2005. After high school, she pursued Computer Secretarial studies and was able to finish her first year. However, due to financial difficulties, she was unable to complete the course and decided to seek employment to help support her family. These roles helped her develop good communication skills, customer service experience, and a professional attitude toward work.

In addition to her local work experience, Mary Ann has gained valuable experience as a domestic worker, both in the Philippines and abroad as follow:

Philippines (2008 – 2010), where she served a Filipino family living in a four-bedroom, two-storey house. She worked as an all-around helper, performing cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking. She also looked after the children, ensuring their safety and well-being.

Philippines (2010 to 2012), she worked for another Filipino family in a three-bedroom, two-storey home with an elderly couple aged 68 and 65. She handled all household chores and provided direct care for her male employer, who was bedridden. Her duties included bathing, grooming, changing diapers and clothes, and administering medication. She also assisted her female employer whenever needed. The household consisted of an elderly couple, nine adult children, and several grandchildren aged 12, 7, 5, 5, and 1. She was the sole helper in the household, managing all-around duties such as cleaning, laundry, and childcare. She also assisted in cooking and learned to prepare simple Arab dishes.

At present, Mary Ann works part-time as a canteen crew and doing household chores and caring for her children while waiting for the processing of her application for employment in Singapore. This role allows her to continue supporting her family while demonstrating her diligence and strong work ethic.

Mary Ann is confident in caring for newborns and young children. She is capable of performing various childcare duties such as feeding, bathing, preparing school things, and engaging children in play and learning activities. She is also keen to care for elderly persons and is willing to undergo training in providing direct nursing care if required.

She can cook Filipino dishes and simple Arab meals, can follow recipes, and is eager to learn other international cuisines. In addition, she is willing to perform basic gardening, pet care, and car washing when necessary.

Mary Ann Obrero Castaneda is a hardworking, patient, and dedicated worker who takes pride in every task entrusted to her.

She can manage to work alone, can speak and understand English She describes herself as hardworking, obedient and trustworthy Work History: 2023- 2025 - Helper in Saudi2016 - 2022- Helper in Kuwait2012 -2013 - Helper in Philippines Duties and responsibilities willing to do: Childcare - newborn, toddler, childrenElderly care - dementia care, disabled care, nursing careGeneral household chores, pet care, wash car, gardening workCooking - Filipino food, Arabic food able to follow recipes.

Personality
1. She is patient in taking care of elderly, baby and children
2. She is trustworthy, kind person, and willing to follow her employer's instructions

Capability
1. She is good in taking care of children
2. She is able in taking care of baby and elderly
3. She can cook Middle East, Indonesia and Chinese cuisine
4. She can speak and understand English language

Additional Info
1. She is aware of not using her handphone while working.
2. She was able to learn more recipes in cooking.

Margie completed her secondary education at San Antonio National High School in 2001. Raising a large family has shaped Margie into a nurturing, responsible, and resilient woman who has always prioritized the well-being and future of her children above all else. She managed household chores and cared for three children, focusing on the youngest. This role became the foundation of her journey as a dedicated domestic worker.

Her determination to provide more for her family led her to work overseas. SAUDI ARABIA (March 2021 - Aug 2022), Margie accepted a job, working for an Arab family with three children12,8 and an 8 month old infant. As the sole helper, she took on the full responsibilities of managing the household, assisting in cooking, and caring for the children—especially the baby.

SAUDI ARABIA (August 2022 - August 2025), she was again hired by an Arab family. She worked in a household with a couple and 3 children 11, 4 and 8 month old infant. Her duties remained consistent: cleaning, cooking support, and full-time childcare. Her employers trusted her not only for her work ethic but also for the care and attention she gave to the children. She is confident in her abilities, particularly in infant care, and takes pride in maintaining a clean and organized home. She can cook a variety of Filipino dishes and has also learned to prepare simple Arabic meals. Margie is eager to expand her skills, especially in cooking, and is comfortable following recipes to learn new cuisines.

Now back in the Philippines, Margie continues to work hard to support her family. She currently helps her husband by selling vegetables, home-cooked food, and ready-to-wear (RTW) clothing in their local community. This small livelihood has become another way for her to contribute to the household income while being physically present for her children.

Margie’s motivation for working abroad has always been clear: to give her children a better life and secure their education. Every job she takes is a step toward her dream of seeing her children finish their studies and live with greater opportunities. Her journey is a testament to the strength and sacrifices of many overseas Filipino workers who continue to dream not just for themselves, but for the generations they are raising.

She completed her secondary education at Palayan National High School in 2005 and later pursued a course in Computer Programming, reaching her first year before needing to shift focus. She then completed a Caregiving course, driven by her natural inclination to care for others—skills that would later prove essential both in her personal and professional life.

Her work experiences are;

Philippines (2009 to 2011) as an all-around helper for a Filipino family living in 2 bedroom condo. There, she took care of a 70-year-old woman with hypertension and diabetes, managing household chores while also assisting the elder with her daily activities, grooming, and medications. This experience laid the foundation for her deep understanding of elderly care.

In 2011, she made the difficult but necessary decision to work overseas to provide a better life for her young son. Working in a large 8-bedroom mansion alongside 4 other Filipino domestic workers. Her responsibilities were diverse—cleaning, laundry, cooking, and even car washing—all of which she performed with care and attention to detail.

Qatar (Apr 2023 - Apr 2025), this time employed as a hospital cleaner, where she also assisted nurses with basic patient needs.

Through all of this, Salvacion never wavered in her commitment to her family. Despite the demands of her responsibilities, she remains hopeful and determined, currently awaiting an opportunity to work in Singapore.

Salvacion is not only experienced in household management, childcare, and elderly care—she is also eager to learn and grow. She enjoys cooking, particularly Filipino dishes and desserts, and is always open to learning new cuisines and customs.

Her story is one of self-sacrifice, strength, and quiet determination. Salvacion Caballero Villanueva continues to move forward, one step at a time, carrying with her the values of family, responsibility, and hard work—qualities that define not just her past, but also her future.

Sheryl completed her secondary education at Dewey National High School in 2001. She pursued college studies in Information Technology but was unable to finish due to financial constraints faced by her family.

Her work experience spans various roles, demonstrating her versatility and dedication. From 2003 to 2006, she worked as a service crew, gaining valuable customer service skills. Additionally, she has been a freelance cashier from 2020 until February 2025.

Sheryl’s most extensive domestic work experience was in Qatar (2015-2018), where she was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom apartment. Her responsibilities included managing household chores, cooking Filipino dishes, and caring for two children aged 12 and 6. Her interests extend to gardening, pet care, cleaning, car washing, and elderly care, showcasing her versatility and willingness to learn new skills.

Currently, Sheryl dedicates her days to her children and household chores and selling food while actively seeking employment opportunities abroad, particularly in Singapore. She is motivated by her desire to provide her children with better educational opportunities and a brighter future. She is eager to work abroad, committed to delivering quality care, and dedicated to maintaining a clean, safe, and nurturing environment for her future employers.

Sheryl is a responsible, honest, and caring individual who values hard work and family. Her positive attitude, adaptability, and genuine love for children make her an excellent candidate for domestic work in Singapore. She is ready to bring her.

Her strong sense of responsibility and desire to provide a better future for her children have been her greatest motivation in seeking work opportunities both locally and abroad.

She completed her secondary education at Naguilian National High School in 2004. Although she was unable to pursue further studies due to financial constraints, her determination never wavered.

Laarni's first formal domestic work experience began in the Philippines (2018–2020). She was employed by a local Filipino family living in a two-bedroom apartment. The family had two small children, aged five and three. As an all-around helper, Laarni managed the household chores such as cleaning, cooking, washing clothes, and ironing. She also played a significant role in childcare—preparing meals for the children, bathing and dressing them, and keeping them engaged in play and simple educational activities. Her duties remained similar—maintaining cleanliness, managing laundry, and assisting in the care of the children. Despite the cultural differences and the new environment, Laarni adjusted quickly and carried out her responsibilities with dedication. Although her contract ended earlier than expected,she left with valuable overseas experience and a deeper understanding of working in a foreign household.

Through both her local and overseas employment, Laarni has proven to be a reliable, capable, and nurturing domestic worker. She is especially confident in caring for young children and performing all-around household tasks. She takes pride in her cooking, particularly Filipino dishes, and is eager to learn other cuisines if given the opportunity.

Currently, Laarni is at home in Naguilian, caring for her children and managing their household as she awaits her next opportunity—this time, with hopes of working in Singapore.