Growing up in a simple but hardworking environment, Jessa learned early the values of responsibility, respect, and perseverance.

She completed her secondary education at Kauswagan Aurora National High School in 2015 and went on to pursue a course in Information Technology. She reached her second year in college but was unable to continue due to financial challenges faced by her family. Despite this setback, Jessa remained determined to support her loved ones and sought opportunities to improve her life. Her dedication to her son continues to drive her commitment to work abroad and secure a better future for their family.

Jessa gained valuable household service experience:

Philippines (2022-2024), working for a Filipino family living in a two-storey, three-room home. The household consisted of a couple and two children, aged 12 and 10. She worked alongside one other helper and was entrusted with various domestic tasks, including general house cleaning, laundry, marketing, occasional cooking, and car washing. Through this role, she developed a strong sense of organization, responsibility, and time management.

Jessa is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other cuisines. Beyond cooking, she is experienced in childcare, elderly care, cleaning, pet care, car washing, and gardening, making her a versatile and dependable helper suited for a wide range of household needs.

She is deeply motivated to work abroad, primarily for the education and future of her son and to provide long-term stability for her family.

Upon selection, Jessa will undergo a week of In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the required OWWA seminar, before proceeding with the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.

Judy completed her secondary education at James L. Chiongbian Trade School in 2013, specializing in Cosmetology. Despite this, Judy remained determined and took various jobs in the Philippines, including factory work as a mango slicer, a month-long role as a promodiser, and a stint as a cashier.

Her pursuit of better opportunities eventually led her overseas employment:

Saudi Arabia( July 2019 to June 2023), Judy served an Arab family living in a four-room apartment. She was entrusted as the sole helper for a household of six—a couple and four children aged 15, 13, 7, and a newborn. She handled all general household chores, including cleaning, laundry, cooking, and childcare. Her reliability, patience, and gentle nature made her a trusted presence in the home. Her duties included daily cleaning, laundry and ironing, cooking various dishes—particularly Chinese cuisine—and attending to the needs of the young child. She also confidently managed pet care and maintained the smooth daily operations of the home.

Over the years, Judy has developed strong skills in household management, childcare, cooking, gardening, and pet care. She cooks Filipino and Arab dishes well and is confident in preparing Chinese meals. Known for her willingness to learn, she easily follows recipes and adapts to new routines.

Now back in the Philippines, Judy is spending cherished time with her family while awaiting new overseas opportunities. She remains deeply motivated by her desire to support her children’s education and secure a brighter future for them. She is available for interviews via pho.

She lives with her common-law partner, and together they are blessed with a bright and cheerful 2-year-old daughter. Their simple lifestyle instilled in Marisa the values of perseverance, discipline, and service.

Marisa completed her secondary education at Imus National High School in 2015. With a desire to pursue a technical field, she later studied Information Technology at CAPSU Pilar State University. To support herself and gain work experience, she worked as a checker in a grocery store from 2018 to 2019, where she developed good customer service skills and attention to detail.

Her journey in domestic work began in 2019. She served families in the Philippines, gaining hands-on experience and confidence in household management:

2019–2021 (Philippines)
Marisa worked for a Filipino family living in a two-bedroom, two-story home. The household consisted of a couple and their 1-year-old child. As an all-around housemaid, she handled cooking, cleaning, and childcare. She took responsibility for feeding, bathing, and caring for the child, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment.

2021–2022 (Philippines)
She then served another Filipino family in a similar two-bedroom, two-story home. The family included a couple with two children aged 10 and 3. Her duties remained comprehensive—household chores, cooking, and caring for the children, including engaging them in activities and assisting with daily routines.

Through these roles, Marisa strengthened her skills in childcare, especially with young children. She is confident in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing up toddlers, and playing or engaging with them meaningfully.

At home, Marisa regularly performs domestic tasks, which further sharpened her abilities. To enhance her qualifications, she is set to undergo Domestic Work National Certificate II training—a one-week in-house program in Manila accredited by TESDA. This training covers essential competencies such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, and household organization.

Driven, responsible, and family-oriented, Marisa Delfin Barrera continues to strive for a better future for her family. Her experience, dedication, and willingness to learn make her a dependable and capable worker in any household she serves.

Their values of hard work and simplicity greatly shaped Doralyn’s character.

Doralyn completed her secondary education at Leon Ganzon National High School in 2001. Driven by a desire to provide a better future for her family, she later pursued employment abroad, taking on opportunities as a domestic helper in Singapore.

Her overseas employment experience includes:

Singapore (February 2020 – September 2020)
Doralyn served a Chinese family living in a large 6-bedroom home with two adults. She handled various household responsibilities including cleaning, cooking, gardening, car washing, and caring for four dogs. This role further enhanced her skills in time management and multitasking. The household consists of one adult and two elderly individuals aged 84 and 83. Her duties include full housekeeping, assisting the elderly, and ensuring the home is well-maintained and organized.

Throughout her career, Doralyn has developed extensive experience in childcare. She is fully capable of caring for young children—feeding, bathing, preparing school items, and engaging them in play and learning activities.

Her housekeeping skills are equally commendable.

In cooking, Doralyn is knowledgeable in preparing a variety of Chinese dishes, including stir-fried vegetables, ABC soup, steamed fish, and more. She is also confident in cooking Filipino food, can follow recipe books, and is willing to learn additional foreign cuisines.

Additionally, she is open to performing pet care and gardening, making her a versatile and dependable helper.

Doralyn’s journey demonstrates her resilience, skill, and unwavering commitment to providing quality service while supporting her family’s needs. She continues to strive for excellence in her work and remains eager to expand her abilities in the years ahead.

Mary Joan completed her education up to Third Year High School at Nicaan National High School. The family consisted of a couple and two young children aged 4 and 3. She was the only helper in the household and was assigned to work primarily on the third floor where the family stayed. Her duties included general house cleaning, laundry and ironing, preparing meals for the children, and ensuring their safety and daily care. She actively assisted with feeding, bathing, dressing, and guiding the children in basic activities. She is capable of preparing meals, assisting with hygiene, supervising play and learning activities, and ensuring children’s overall well-being.

Mary Joan is able to cook a variety of Filipino dishes, can follow recipe books, and has basic knowledge of simple Arabic dishes, especially those suited for children. She is also willing to learn other cuisines if given the opportunity.

In addition to childcare and cooking, she is skilled in household cleaning, laundry, and ironing. She is also open to performing additional tasks such as gardening, pet care, and car washing when required by her employer.

Currently, Mary Joan is at home taking care of her children while waiting for a new opportunity to work abroad to help support her family’s future.

Mary Joan is a hardworking, patient, and responsible individual who is committed to providing quality service to her future employers. She is determined to work abroad again to support her family and is ready to give her best in any household that will welcome her.

She completed her secondary education at Logac National High School in 2002. As the sole helper, she managed all household responsibilities, including cleaning, laundry, and ironing, while caring for a household of seven adults. Her time abroad strengthened her ability to work independently and handle the demands of a large household.

PHILIPPINES (2020 to 2023) prior to her work abroad, Lorna worked for a Filipino family living in a two-bedroom, two-storey house. She assisted a couple and their three-month-old baby as an all-around helper. Her duties included general housekeeping, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, and performing additional tasks requested by her employer. Her reliability and flexibility made her a trusted member of the household. She supports a couple and their three children, ages 9, 5, and 4 months. In this role, she continues to perform a wide range of household duties, including cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and caring for the children. She is adept at preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and engaging children in basic educational activities. While her primary experience is in childcare and housekeeping, she is also open and willing to look after elderly individuals when needed.

Lorna is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and can follow recipe books with ease. She is enthusiastic about learning new recipes and foreign cuisines to expand her skills. In addition to her core responsibilities, she is willing to assist with gardening, pet care, and car washing.

With her years of experience, strong sense of responsibility, and genuine dedication to her work, Lorna is well-equipped to serve as a dependable and capable household helper for families seeking someone skilled, adaptable, and trustworthy.

Shellamie completed her secondary education at Lika High School in 2009. Currently, she is focusing on raising her children and managing her household while awaiting her application in Singapore.

Domestic Work Experience:

Jordan (Oct 2016 – Oct 2018):
Shellamie worked for an Arab family in a 5-bedroom, 2-story house. The family consisted of a couple and their four children, aged 14, 12, 9, and 4. Her duties included maintaining household cleanliness, doing the laundry, marketing with her madam, cooking, and car washing. Shellamie completed her 2-year contract with the family, demonstrating her dedication and reliability.

Philippines (Dec 2013 – Sep 2014):
Shellamie worked for a Filipino family in a 3-bedroom bungalow house. She was responsible for a wide range of tasks, including keeping the house clean, doing the laundry, marketing, cooking, and caring for two dogs. She is also experienced in assisting with children's school activities and creating a nurturing environment.
Household Management: With years of experience in cleaning, cooking, and doing laundry, Shellamie is confident in managing all aspects of a household. She is also proficient in preparing Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new foreign cuisines.
Pet Care: Shellamie has experience caring for pets, specifically dogs, and is willing to provide pet care in her future role.
Other Skills: She is also capable of doing gardening and car washing, making her an all-around helper. She only needs to complete the required documentation for deployment through the Philippines Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).

Growing up in a simple but hardworking environment, Jessa learned early the values of responsibility, respect, and perseverance.

She completed her secondary education at Kauswagan Aurora National High School in 2015 and went on to pursue a course in Information Technology. She reached her second year in college but was unable to continue due to financial challenges faced by her family. Despite this setback, Jessa remained determined to support her loved ones and sought opportunities to improve her life. Her dedication to her son continues to drive her commitment to work abroad and secure a better future for their family.

Jessa gained valuable household service experience:

Philippines (2022-2024), working for a Filipino family living in a two-storey, three-room home. The household consisted of a couple and two children, aged 12 and 10. She worked alongside one other helper and was entrusted with various domestic tasks, including general house cleaning, laundry, marketing, occasional cooking, and car washing. Through this role, she developed a strong sense of organization, responsibility, and time management.

Jessa is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other cuisines. Beyond cooking, she is experienced in childcare, elderly care, cleaning, pet care, car washing, and gardening, making her a versatile and dependable helper suited for a wide range of household needs.

She is deeply motivated to work abroad, primarily for the education and future of her son and to provide long-term stability for her family.

Upon selection, Jessa will undergo a week of In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the required OWWA seminar, before proceeding with the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.

Judy completed her secondary education at James L. Chiongbian Trade School in 2013, specializing in Cosmetology. Despite this, Judy remained determined and took various jobs in the Philippines, including factory work as a mango slicer, a month-long role as a promodiser, and a stint as a cashier.

Her pursuit of better opportunities eventually led her overseas employment:

Saudi Arabia( July 2019 to June 2023), Judy served an Arab family living in a four-room apartment. She was entrusted as the sole helper for a household of six—a couple and four children aged 15, 13, 7, and a newborn. She handled all general household chores, including cleaning, laundry, cooking, and childcare. Her reliability, patience, and gentle nature made her a trusted presence in the home. Her duties included daily cleaning, laundry and ironing, cooking various dishes—particularly Chinese cuisine—and attending to the needs of the young child. She also confidently managed pet care and maintained the smooth daily operations of the home.

Over the years, Judy has developed strong skills in household management, childcare, cooking, gardening, and pet care. She cooks Filipino and Arab dishes well and is confident in preparing Chinese meals. Known for her willingness to learn, she easily follows recipes and adapts to new routines.

Now back in the Philippines, Judy is spending cherished time with her family while awaiting new overseas opportunities. She remains deeply motivated by her desire to support her children’s education and secure a brighter future for them. She is available for interviews via phone or video call and is fully prepared to comply with all requirements set by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).

She lives with her common-law partner, and together they are blessed with a bright and cheerful 2-year-old daughter. Their simple lifestyle instilled in Marisa the values of perseverance, discipline, and service.

Marisa completed her secondary education at Imus National High School in 2015. With a desire to pursue a technical field, she later studied Information Technology at CAPSU Pilar State University. To support herself and gain work experience, she worked as a checker in a grocery store from 2018 to 2019, where she developed good customer service skills and attention to detail.

Her journey in domestic work began in 2019. She served families in the Philippines, gaining hands-on experience and confidence in household management:

2019–2021 (Philippines)
Marisa worked for a Filipino family living in a two-bedroom, two-story home. The household consisted of a couple and their 1-year-old child. As an all-around housemaid, she handled cooking, cleaning, and childcare. She took responsibility for feeding, bathing, and caring for the child, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment.

2021–2022 (Philippines)
She then served another Filipino family in a similar two-bedroom, two-story home. The family included a couple with two children aged 10 and 3. Her duties remained comprehensive—household chores, cooking, and caring for the children, including engaging them in activities and assisting with daily routines.

Through these roles, Marisa strengthened her skills in childcare, especially with young children. She is confident in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing up toddlers, and playing or engaging with them meaningfully.

At home, Marisa regularly performs domestic tasks, which further sharpened her abilities. To enhance her qualifications, she is set to undergo Domestic Work National Certificate II training—a one-week in-house program in Manila accredited by TESDA. This training covers essential competencies such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, and household organization.

Driven, responsible, and family-oriented, Marisa Delfin Barrera continues to strive for a better future for her family. Her experience, dedication, and willingness to learn make her a dependable and capable worker in any household she serves.

She then pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, studying up to her second year. Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties in the family, she had to stop schooling and began working to support her loved ones.

Her domestic work experience began:

SINGAPORE (February 2006 - Aug 2022), Lyn took the brave step of going abroad, where she worked for a Singaporean family for over 16 years—a testament to her loyalty and dedication. She also cared for the pet dog and ensured the home was safe and organized for the children and the elderly. Her long service with the family is a clear reflection of her trustworthiness, capability, and commitment.

HONGKONG (May 2023 - May 2024), Lyn accepted a new opportunity where she worked for a Chinese family living in a 2-bedroom flat. The household included a couple and two children, ages 6 and 4. Her duties were similar—general housekeeping, cooking, laundry, ironing, and taking care of the children’s daily needs.

Lyn has become well-versed in all areas of household management.

She is skilled in cooking Filipino and Chinese dishes, and can easily follow recipe books to prepare other cuisines. Additionally, Lyn is willing to take on extra responsibilities such as car washing, gardening, and pet care, as needed.

Currently, she is selling street food and seeking a new opportunity, Lyn brings with her a rare combination of long-term experience, emotional maturity, and a heart for service.

She finished her secondary education at Lampanusan National High School year 2006. She also took up a vocational course in Food and Beverages Services.

Currently, is taking care of her children and doing household chores while waiting for her application to be selected.

She had her maid employment experiences as follow:

1) PHILIPPINES (2008-2009) she served a Filipino family living in 3 bedroom apartment with a couple and 4 children ages 14,12,9 and a 9 month old baby. She was an all around housemaid doing household chores such as cleaning, washing clothes and ironing, cooking and washing the dishes and other house errands instructed by her employer and other family members. She was also responsible looking after the daily needs of the children.

2) KUWAIT (Oct 2014 - Mar 2016) she served an Egyptian family living in 3 bedroom 2 storey house with 4 adult. She was an all around housemaid doing household chores such a s cleaning, washing clothes and ironing, cooking and washing the dishes and other house errands instructed by her employer and other family members.

3) SINGAPORE (AUG 2017 – JULY 2019) she served a Chinese – Singaporean family living in a 3 bedroom HDB with an elderly couple both age 60. Her male employer needs special care and she also worked as an all around helper.

4) HONG KONG ( JAN 2021 – JULY 2021) she served a Chinese family living in a 3 bedroom flat with a couple and 2 children ages 4 and 1. She cared for the children and performed general household chores.

5) HONG KONG (JUL 2021 – NOV 2021) she served a Chinese family living in a 3 bedroom flat with a 2 adult and 2 elderly couple ages 70 (male) and 60 (female). She worked as an all around helper performed general household chores.

This applicant is recommended for a family who is in need of someone who is capable of looking after newborn to young children. She confident in doing child care duties and attending to their needs. She is proficient in doing household chores such as cleaning, washing clothes, dish washing, and ironing.

She can cook Filipino dishes and simple Chinese dishes and simple Arabic dishes such as beryani rice, chicken marag, salata, stir fry veggies and more. She can also follow recipe book and she is still willing to learn more other foreign cuisine. Maids can be interviewed by phone upon request.

She completed her secondary education at Urdaneta National High School in 2002. Soon after graduating, she worked as a factory worker in the Philippines for two years, gaining her first real-world experience in a structured work environment.

In 2009, Irene took a courageous step and flew to Singapore to work as a domestic helper. Over the years, she has accumulated over 15 years of hands-on experience in household management, childcare, elderly care, and cooking.

SINGAPORE (March 2009 – Mar 2010), working for a Chinese family in a small 2-bedroom HDB flat. The household consisted of one adult and a 70-year-old elderly woman who was diabetic. Irene’s primary duty was to care for the elderly—monitoring her condition, preparing meals suited to her dietary needs, and assisting her with daily routines. Alongside this, she also maintained the cleanliness of the home.

SINGAPORE (April 2010 -Mar 2012), Irene transferred to another Chinese household with a 9-month-old baby. There, she discovered her love and skill for caring for young children. Her responsibilities included bottle-feeding, bathing the baby, preparing baby food, and putting the child to sleep, as well as doing general housework and cooking.

SINGAPORE (November 2012 – September 2024)Her longest and most enriching employment was with a Chinese-Indian family , a span of nearly 12 years. She worked in a 4-bedroom landed house with a couple and their three school-aged children. She also cared for two pet dogs, washed the family car, and supported the children's daily routines. Her ability to adapt and manage a big household for over a decade is a testament to her dedication and competence. Her duties were similar—household chores, cooking, and assisting the children.

Through her years of experience, Irene has become well-versed in all aspects of housekeeping. She is skilled in cooking a variety of dishes and can follow recipes with ease. With her strong work ethic, loyalty, and many years of experience, Irene is now ready for her next opportunity to work and serve with dedication.

T. professional, and they are blessed with two children, ages seven and one.

Genica completed her secondary education at Damulan National High School in 2010. She later pursued a course in Food Technology, but due to financial challenges, she was unable to finish her college studies. Despite this, she remained determined to work hard and help support her family.

Genica also has valuable domestic work experience in the Philippines from 2019 to 2021. She was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom bungalow, consisting of a couple and their 18-year-old child. Her responsibilities included general housekeeping such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, marketing, and car washing. She performed her duties with diligence and maintained a good relationship with her employers.

She is confident in taking care of newborns and young children. Her childcare skills include meal preparation, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, and engaging children in educational and recreational activities while ensuring their safety and well-being. She is also willing to look after elderly persons or those with special needs if given the opportunity. She is hardworking, patient, responsible, and adaptable—qualities that make her well-suited for domestic work abroad.

Upon selection, she will undergo a two-week In-House Private Training in Manila (TESDA-accredited), followed by an OWWA seminar and the processing of POEA employment documents before deployment.

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.

Chuchie completed her secondary education at Lambunao National High School in 2003. She later pursued a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management, but due to financial challenges, she was unable to finish the course. Despite this setback, her determination to support her family and children remained strong. Her sense of responsibility and perseverance motivated her to work abroad to provide a better future for them.

In February 2019 - Sept. She managed all household chores, cooked meals, and cared for two children aged 6 and 3. Her duties include general housework, cooking, car washing, and prioritizing the daily needs of the 7-year-old child.

With her years of experience, Chuchie has become skilled in childcare—attending to feeding, bathing, preparing school materials, and engaging children in play. She can cook both Chinese and Filipino dishes and is capable of following recipes accurately. In addition, she is willing to do car washing and take care of pets when required.

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 Cadagmayan National High School in 2012. Due to financial needs, she began working immediately after graduation to help her family.

Flordelyn has several years of solid experience in household work in the Philippines, working for Filipino families in different home settings as follows:

PHILIPPINES (2012 to 2016), where she served in a two-bedroom bungalow household consisting of a Filipino couple and their adult child. She was the sole helper, handling all household chores and caring for the family’s pet dog.

PHILIPPINES (2017 to 2019) , she worked for an elderly Filipino couple, both mobile, in a one-bedroom home. She was responsible for cleaning, cooking, and daily household maintenance. This experience taught her patience and attentiveness in elderly care.

PHILIPPINES(2021 to 2023) She worked in a four-bedroom, two-storey house with a Filipino family, a couple and two children aged 12 and 8. In this role, she worked alongside another helper to manage household chores and assist with child-minding. She is confident in handling children of school age and understands the importance of maintaining a clean, safe, and nurturing home environment.

In addition to her domestic work, Flordelyn also worked as a canteen crew member from 2021 to 2023 and is currently employed as a production worker since 2024. These roles have strengthened her discipline, teamwork, and ability to follow instructions in a structured work environment.

Flordelyn is skilled in Filipino cooking and is eager to learn new cuisines, including Chinese and Western dishes. She can follow recipes and cooking instructions well. She is also open to tasks such as elderly care, childcare, pet care, gardening, and car washing. With her experience, positive attitude, and strong sense of responsibility, she is ready to serve and adapt to her future employer’s household with dedication and care.

She is raising two children, aged 10 and 7, with dedication and love. Growing up in a large household taught Meliza the importance of responsibility, patience, and hard work—values she continues to uphold today.

Meliza completed her secondary education at Gulod National High School in 2014. Soon after, she began exploring work opportunities to support her young family.

Her experience as a domestic helper;

PHILIPPINES( 2019 - 2021), she worked for a Filipino family in a three-storey, four-bedroom home. Meliza served as an all-around helper, performing daily household chores such as cleaning, laundry, and cooking. She also played an active role in elderly care—assisting with mobility, lifting, and personal support for the ailing elder. In addition to her caregiving duties, she looked after 20 cats, showcasing her patience and love for animals.

Meliza is confident and experienced in caring for children of all ages. She has strong skills in Filipino cooking and is eager to learn new cuisines. She can follow recipes well and is open to trying different cooking styles. She is also comfortable with elderly care, general housekeeping, car washing, gardening, and pet care.

Currently, Meliza dedicates her time to her children and manages the household while actively seeking overseas employment, particularly in Singapore.

Growing up in a modest household, Christine learned early the values of responsibility, resilience, and hard work.

Christine completed her secondary education at Pangasinan National High School in 2009. Despite the financial challenges her family faced, she remained committed to finishing her studies. Her strong will to learn was evident even during her teenage years when she balanced school with work responsibilities.

She had her maid employment experience,

PHILIPPINES (2005 -2009), she lived and worked for a relative’s family while pursuing her education. She helped care for four children—ages 14,12, 7, and 1—and took charge of household chores such as cooking, cleaning, and childminding, particularly for the youngest child. Her employer supported her schooling, giving her the chance to study while gaining real-life experience managing a home.

After graduating, Christine spent over a decade working in the service industry. Her long tenure in the role reflects her reliability, commitment, and strong work ethic.

Currently, Christine dedicates her time to caring for her son and managing their household. She is prepared to take on roles that require childcare, elderly care, housekeeping, cooking, or pet care.

Bernadeth completed her secondary education at Potrero National High School in 2006.

Her domestic work experiences are;

SINGAPORE (Mar 2020 - Jan 2022)Her first overseas employment, she worked for a Singaporean family in a five-room HDB flat. The household consisted of a couple, their three school-aged children (15, 12, and 9), and an elderly couple aged 92 and 86. The male elder had suffered a mild stroke and required daily assistance, which Bernadeth provided with patience and care.

SINGAPORE (January 2022 - January 2024), she joined a Hongkonger–Swedish family living in a spacious five-bedroom landed house. This family included a couple, two teenage children (15 and 12), and a French bulldog. As an all-around helper, Bernadeth was responsible for maintaining the household, doing the laundry and ironing, marketing, cooking, and ensuring the needs of both the children and the dog were met. Her adaptability, discipline, and strong sense of responsibility were clearly demonstrated in this multicultural environment. The household consisted of a couple and three children aged 12, 10, and 5. Bernadeth took care of the house and focused special attention on the eldest child, who has special needs. She assisted with the child’s daily routine, while also preparing meals, handling laundry, and keeping the home in order. She is well-versed in basic childcare duties such as preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and engaging children in learning or playtime. In addition to childcare, she is open and willing to care for the elderly and those who require extra attention.

Bernadeth is proficient in household management, cleaning, and laundry, and she is confident in cooking both Filipino and Chinese dishes. She is also open to learning other cuisines and following recipe books if needed.

At present, she is in the Philippines and actively looking for a new employment opportunity while awaiting her next placement in Singapore. Bernadeth is available for phone interviews upon request.

She completed her secondary education at Geronimo Nepomuceno Memorial High School in 2016. Even as a young girl, she was already involved in household duties. One of her meaningful early experiences was taking care of her 6-month-old niece, assisting in feeding, bathing, changing clothes and diapers, and engaging her in play. This hands-on childcare gave her a solid foundation in infant care, which she remains confident in handling.

Angelica began her formal domestic work experiences,

PHILIPPINES (September 2013 - Jan 2021), when she was employed by a Filipino family living in a five-bedroom bungalow. The household included six adults and a 75-year-old diabetic female who needed daily assistance. Her duties included general cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, car washing, providing full elderly care (including changing diapers and assisting with hygiene), and caring for five dogs. She remained with this family for over seven years, showing loyalty and dedication.

PHILIPPINES (February 2022 to August 2023), Angelica explored a non-domestic role as a warehouse picker, where she learned the importance of speed, accuracy, and teamwork in a structured work environment.

PHILIPPINES ( 2023 - 2025), she returned to domestic work, this time with a Filipino family in a similar five-bedroom home with three adults and five dogs. Her tasks included maintaining the household, doing the laundry and ironing, and cooking a variety of Filipino dishes—a skill she enjoys and is very confident in. Angelica is also eager and willing to learn other cuisines to suit her future employer’s preferences. Her additional skills include gardening, car washing, and pet care, making her a well-rounded and dependable household worker.

Angelica is also set to enhance her qualifications by undergoing the Domestic Work NC II training, which includes a TESDA-accredited in-house private training in Manila, focusing on core competencies like cleaning, laundry, and ironing.

With her years of experience, strong work ethic, and positive attitude, Angelica is well-prepared to serve any household with care, efficiency, and dedication. She is looking forward to the opportunity to contribute her skills and grow further in her career.

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.

The youngest among four siblings, Florita’s early life was shaped by both love and loss. Despite this, she has continued to move forward, driven by the desire to give her children a better life.

Education has always been important to Florita. She completed her secondary education at New Ormoc City National High School in 2001 and went on to pursue a degree in Computer Science at St. Paul College, graduated in 2005. While she started her career in a non-domestic role—as an online advertiser from 2008 to 2012—her path later led her into domestic work, where she found her true calling in caregiving and household management.

Florita’s experience as a domestic worker spans over a decade, mainly in the Philippines and briefly in Hong Kong.

PHILIPPINES (2013 to 2015), she was employed by a Chinese family with two young children, aged 5 and 3, living in a condominium. There, she handled all-around household duties and assisted the children with their daily routines.

PHILIPPINES (2016 to 2018), she cared for a newborn baby for another Chinese family. Her focus was on the infant’s needs—feeding, bathing, and nurturing—while performing house chores during the baby’s naps. It was during this period that her natural ability to care for young children truly shined.

PHILIPPINES (Jan 2019 to Jan 2023), she began working for a Filipino family with two children and a pet cat, managing household chores and caring for the kids. Her experience grew not just in child care but also in managing homes with multiple responsibilities.

HONG KONG (July 2025 – Aug 2025), she accepted a job with a Chinese family, caring for children aged 7 and 5. Though the contract lasted a short time, it added valuable international experience to her journey.

Florita is currently at home, spending quality time with her children while preparing for her next opportunity abroad—hopeful that her application to work in Singapore will soon be selected. She is also open to caring for the elderly, should she be given the chance. In the kitchen, she is skilled in Filipino and Chinese cuisine and is always eager to learn new dishes and techniques.