She is the eldest of two siblings in a hardworking family.

She completed her secondary education at Banayoyo National High School in 2023. Although she has not yet worked as a domestic helper abroad, Rhovie Ann has valuable local work experience.

At present, she stays at home helping with household chores while waiting for her application in Singapore to be processed. She is confident in her ability to care for children based on personal experience looking after her nieces and nephew. She is capable of feeding, bathing, preparing school items, supervising playtime, and ensuring the children’s safety and comfort.

Rhovie Ann is skilled in general housekeeping, such as cleaning, organizing, laundry, and ironing. She enjoys cooking and is confident in preparing a variety of Filipino dishes. In addition, she is willing to do gardening, wash cars, and care for pets.

Once selected, Rhovie Ann will undergo one week of in-house private training in Manila (accredited by TESDA), followed by an OWWA seminar. After completing these requirements, she will be processed for an Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) before deployment to her employer.

Rhovie Ann is patient, willing to learn, and committed to doing her best in every task.

She is motivated by her dream of helping provide a better future for her child and has now set her sights on working abroad to support her growing family.

Born to a humble family, Shanaya is the daughter of a 50-year-old farmer and a 50-year-old housewife, whose simple yet hardworking lifestyle has shaped her values of perseverance and responsibility.

She completed her secondary education at Tabuk National High School in 2018, and pursued Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management up to her 4th year. However, due to financial challenges, she was unable to complete her college degree. Despite this, her time in school enriched her with practical skills in household management, food service, and customer care—skills that she continues to apply in her daily life and in her work experience.

Shanaya is scheduled to undergo Domestic Work National Certificate II (TESDA-accredited), including a week of in-house private training in Manila. This program covers core competencies such as:

Household cleaning techniques
Washing and ironing
Proper hygiene and safety protocols

This training, combined with her prior experience and personal motivation, equips her with the necessary skills to confidently take on domestic work abroad.

These early experiences shaped her into a caring, capable, and dependable young woman.

Jamaica completed her secondary education at Inats Bagumbayan Annex in 2020. Despite the challenges of balancing school and home duties, she was determined to pursue higher education. She enrolled at the Lyceum of Tuao Centro Dos and graduated in 2024 with a degree in Business Administration. While studying, she also worked as a domestic helper to support herself, showcasing her commitment and resilience. The household included a couple and their two children, aged 7 and 2. As a working student, she managed both her academic responsibilities and her duties at home. Her role involved maintaining cleanliness in the house, doing laundry, preparing meals, and most importantly, taking care of the young children. She would assist with feeding, bathing, dressing, preparing their school things, and keeping them engaged through play. This experience deepened her skills in childcare and household management, as well as her ability to balance multiple responsibilities with patience and care.

Currently, Jamaica is taking care of her newborn niece, a responsibility she took on in October 2024. She attends to the baby’s daily needs—feeding, bathing, changing diapers, and ensuring the infant is comfortable and safe at all times. This hands-on experience has further strengthened her confidence in caring for infants and has shown her natural nurturing instincts.

Jamaica is not only capable of caring for children but is also willing to look after elderly persons, given the opportunity. She is confident in cooking a variety of Filipino dishes and eager to learn new cuisines. Additionally, she is open to doing gardening, car washing, and pet care—tasks she finds rewarding and enjoyable.

With a strong sense of responsibility, a kind heart, and a willingness to learn, Jamaica is ready to bring her skills and experience to a new household.

Jamaica’s journey is a reflection of her strength, determination, and love for her family.

In 2019, she worked as a service crew member, gaining experience in customer service and time management. Her responsibilities included general house cleaning, laundry, marketing, and occasional cooking.

Christine is reliable, hardworking, and eager to contribute her skills to a family in need of trustworthy domestic support.

Christine is skilled in preparing Filipino dishes and is open to learning new cuisines by following recipes. She is also willing to do gardening, car washing, and pet care. At home, she continues to manage household chores while caring for her child. She is set to complete a Domestic Work NC II certification through TESDA-accredited in-house training in Manila, which covers core competencies in cleaning, washing, and ironing.

She is the second child in a close-knit family of three siblings.

She completed her secondary education in 2011 at Sta. Isabel National High School. After high school, she worked briefly as a factory worker and later as a service crew, each for a year. These early experiences helped her develop discipline, time management, and people skills.

1. Philippines (2012 – 2013)

Semica began her domestic career by working for a Filipino family in a 5-bedroom, 2-story home. The household consisted of a couple and their 6-year-old child. She served as an all-around helper, responsible for general cleaning; washing and ironing clothes; cooking and dishwashing; childcare (bathing, feeding, preparing for school, supervision) and caring for two dogs.

2. Philippines (Feb 2018 – Feb 2019)

She worked for another family living in a 2-bedroom bungalow with a couple and two children (ages 10 and 3). Her duties included: full general housekeeping; laundry and ironing; cooking meals, Caring for the children, especially assisting the youngest with her daily routines.

3. Singapore (Sept 2019 – March 2023)

Semica moved to Singapore and worked for a local family in a 3-bedroom condominium. The family included a couple and two teenagers (ages 13 and 19). Her work involved: Full household cleaning and organization; laundry and ironing; simple cooking (Chinese dishes), supporting the children with daily needs and routines.

4. The elderly couple were aged 81 and 76. The male senior had suffered a stroke. Semica took on the role of elderly caregiver while continuing her housekeeping tasks: assisted with feeding, bathing, and mobility; provided companionship and support and helped with medication and daily routines; also maintained a clean and safe living environment
She was later transferred back to her original employer until December 2024 when the family decided not to retain a helper anymore.

Semica is confident in cooking Filipino and Chinese dishes and is eager to learn more foreign recipes. She enjoys maintaining a clean home, is patient with both children and elderly, and is also comfortable caring for pets.

ANGELA MAE DUBLA MILLARE is a 26-year-old with a common-law partner.

She also had her maid employment experience, as follows:

1. PHILIPPINES (June 2015 – June 2017) She served a Filipino family living in a 2-storey house with a couple, a 65-year-old female elder, and a 2-year-old child. Her employer hired 2 maids, and she was responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of the child. Sometimes she also assists the other helper in cleaning.

With her experience with infant care & children's care, she is confident in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, and playing with them.

She is confident in preparing and cooking Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other foreign cuisines, and can follow a recipe.

She is confident in domestic work since she does it in their home. She will also undergo Domestic Work National Certificate II, a week of In-House Private Training in Manila (Accredited by TESDA), which includes core competencies in cleaning, washing, and ironing.

Her goal is to support her family further and help secure a better future for her children through overseas employment. This early responsibility shaped her into a resilient and dependable individual.

She completed her secondary education at Luna National High School in 2008. Nonetheless, she acquired important practical skills through Basic Life Support (2008), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (2008), and First Aid Training (2009)—all of which are critical in caregiving, especially in child and infant care.

In 2009–2010, she worked as a service crew member at a well-known food chain, where she gained experience in customer service, hygiene, food handling, and working efficiently under pressure.

PHILIPPINES (Aug. 2019 - Dec. 2019), she served a Filipino family living in a bungalow with a couple and 2 children ages 9 and 7. She does the household chores, cooking and assist the children needs.

She is confident in caring for infants and children, including: Feeding and bathing; diaper changing and dressing, preparing school materials; Providing emotional support and safety; Engaging in play and basic learning activities.

In addition to her childcare abilities, Lea is highly capable in all-around household work such as: General cleaning and organization; Laundry and ironing; Simple Filipino cooking, with willingness to learn other cuisines ;Grocery shopping and kitchen management

She is also open to additional responsibilities like pet care, gardening, and car washing.

To further enhance her qualifications, Lea is committed to completing the TESDA-accredited Domestic Work NC II Certification and a week-long in-house private training in Manila. This training will include modules on professional housekeeping standards, laundry and ironing techniques, kitchen hygiene, and childcare safety—preparing her for the expectations of international employers. She is a promising, hardworking, and teachable candidate for families looking for a trustworthy and capable domestic helper.

Despite the hardships of growing up in a modest household, Marijoy learned early on the value of perseverance and sacrifice.

She completed her secondary education at Naganiagan Villabuena National High School in 2015. She then began taking on various jobs to help support her family. These jobs taught her how to deal with customers, follow instructions, manage her time, and most importantly, stay committed to any task assigned to her.

Her maid employment experience:

PHILPPINES (August 2018 – March 2020), she entered the world of domestic work, serving a Filipino family in a two-bedroom bungalow with a couple and their three-year-old child. She worked as an all-around helper, doing household chores, cooking, marketing, and looking after two pet dogs.

In the kitchen, Marijoy enjoys cooking and is confident in preparing Filipino dishes. She is open and eager to learn other foreign cuisines, especially if taught by her employer. In addition, she is willing to do gardening, car washing, and pet care, including feeding, bathing, and walking dogs.

Once selected for employment, Marijoy will undergo a 2-week in-house private training in Manila (TESDA-accredited), where she will sharpen her domestic skills, including housekeeping, cooking, and child care. She will also attend the OWWA seminar and complete the processing of her POEA employment documents, ensuring she is fully prepared for overseas deployment.

As the youngest of two siblings, Lea grew up in a close-knit family. This strong family foundation has greatly influenced Lea’s nurturing nature and sense of responsibility. She completed her secondary education at Sacred Heart School in 2005 and went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Food Technology in 2009. With a heart for service and caregiving, she later pursued a Caregiving Course, which she successfully completed in 2025. She is also trained in Basic Life Support (BLS), including Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use — a testament to her readiness to handle health-related emergencies, especially in caregiving situations.

Professionally, Lea has gained experience in both non-domestic and domestic roles.

In recent years, Lea expanded her professional experience through domestic work in the PHILIPPINES (July 2023 to Sept 2025), she was employed by a Filipino family with two young children, (8 and a 5 month old baby). Her experience included feeding, bathing, dressing, and engaging children in play, showcasing her deep sense of care and attentiveness.

Lea is confident in preparing a variety of Filipino dishes and is eager to learn foreign cuisines. She is also open to working with the elderly and individuals with special needs, viewing such opportunities as meaningful extensions of her caregiving skills. Additionally, she is willing and capable of performing gardening, car washing, and pet care.

To further solidify her qualifications, Lea is set to complete the Domestic Work National Certificate II (NC II) and In-House Private Training in Manila, accredited by TESDA, which will enhance her skills in cleaning, laundry, and ironing.