Growing up in a family that values hard work and responsibility has shaped her strong work ethic and dedication to her role as a caregiver and household manager.

Brenda has solid domestic work experience in the Philippines. In this role, she worked as an all-around helper responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the home, doing laundry and ironing, marketing, and cooking daily meals.

She specializes in Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other cuisines to better serve future employers.

Upon selection, she will undergo in-house private training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the OWWA seminar prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

Aivie has gained valuable work experience both locally and overseas. She worked as a factory worker for one year, which helped develop her work ethic and adaptability.

Her domestic work experiences:

Philippines (June 2014 – January 2015) She served a Filipino family living in a one-bedroom apartment with a couple and a newborn baby. Her responsibilities included general household chores and providing daily care for the newborn. She performed all-around household duties and assisted with various errands as instructed by her employer. During this period, she was given the opportunity to continue her studies while working.

Singapore (November 2022 – May 2025) Aivie was employed by an Indian-African family living in a four-room HDB flat. She was the sole helper in the household, responsible for managing daily household chores and providing dedicated care to a 79-year-old elderly woman diagnosed with dementia. She is eager to continue learning, committed to serving her employer’s household with care and respect, and well-prepared to contribute positively to her future employer’s family.

She is the eldest of two siblings. These life experiences have shaped her independence, resilience, and strong sense of responsibility toward her family.

She completed her secondary education at Tubigon West National High School in 2011. She later pursued higher education, initially taking up Computer Science before shifting to Bachelor of Secondary Education. She studied up to the second year but was unable to complete the course due to financial constraints. Despite this, she continued to work and support her family while gaining practical life and work skills.

She had her maid employment experience :

Saudi Arabia (February 2022 – March 2024) she was employed by an Arab family living in an eight-bedroom, three-storey house. The household included an elderly couple aged 70 (male) and 65 (female), both mobile, and a 43-year-old male with kidney disease. Two helpers were employed in the household. Vanessa’s main responsibilities included: Cooking daily meals for the family, providing care and assistance to the adult male with kidney disease, Assisting and supporting the use of a Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) cycler machine, and helping the other helper with general household chores when needed. She is skilled in cooking Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new cuisines. She can follow recipes easily and is willing to take on various household tasks such as childcare, elderly care, pet care, cleaning, and gardening. She is committed to continuous learning and is prepared to serve her future employer with dedication, care, and professionalism. Upon selection, she will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA seminar prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

As the eldest among three siblings, Lea learned responsibility early in life.

She completed her secondary education at Parayao National High School in 2017.

Lea later pursued domestic work and built solid experience both locally and overseas. Her main responsibility was caring for the 10-year-old child who required special attention, while also managing daily household chores. Her duties included household work and assisting with the children’s daily needs.

Since December 2023 to the present, Lea has been employed by another Filipino family in the Philippines, living in a two-bedroom bungalow with a couple and a 7-year-old child. As an all-around housemaid, she handles household chores, cooking, and various family errands. She is also open to caring for the elderly and is willing to undergo training in providing direct nursing care and supervising their daily needs.

Lea can cook a variety of Filipino dishes, including adobo, sinigang, chop suey, and paksiw, and she is eager to learn more, especially foreign cuisines. She is known for her positive attitude, willingness to learn, and dedication to her work.

Upon selection, Lea is prepared to undergo in-house private training in Manila (TESDA-accredited), followed by the OWWA seminar and completion of POEA employment documentation in preparation for deployment.

RETCHEL is a Filipino transfer helper with over 2 years of experience working in Singapore.

She started working in Singapore as a domestic helper in 2023.
According to her, she is hardworking, polite and trustworthy.
Her motivation for work is to provide for her family and her child’s education.

She is able to take care of children and elderly. She is able to handle general household chores, cleaning, laundry, iron clothes, grocery shop, prepare and cook meals. She is able to cook Chinese, Filipino, Indian and simple western dishes. She can follow recipes and is keen to learn new dishes.

She has been employed by her current employer for 1. 7 MONTHS now, and she is seeking a transfer as her services are no longer needed.

SHE is experienced in taking care of young children, she also has experience taking care of infants.

She can manage household chores, such as maintaining the cleanliness, organising, laundry, ironing clothes, dish washing, doing the groceries, and cooking meals for the family.

She likes to cook, can cook Indian food (chicken biryani, chicken curry, mutton/ meat marag, masala), and can do some baking.