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.

Kirsty completed her secondary education at Lagao National High School in 2003 and pursued a two-year vocational course in Nursing Aide at Southpoint College of Arts and Technology, which she completed in 2006. This training laid the foundation for her interest and ability in caregiving—something she has carried into both her domestic and professional roles. Through these roles, Kirsty developed strong communication skills, reliability, and discipline—qualities that transitioned well into her domestic work.

PHILIPPINES (2008 – 2009). She was hired by a local family living in a two-storey, four-bedroom home, where she worked alongside another helper. Together, they managed all-around household chores and provided care for a 3-year-old child. Kirsty also assisted in her employer’s family-run spa business, showing her flexibility and willingness to take on additional tasks.

SINGAPORE (May 2021 – May 2023) Kirsty took her skills abroad and began working in Singapore. She was entrusted to care for an 85-year-old Chinese-Singaporean woman with dementia, living in a five-room HDB flat. Kirsty became her daily companion and caregiver—assisting with hygiene, mobility, meal preparation, and day-to-day activities. Alongside caregiving, she performed full housekeeping duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, and cooking.

Her experiences have made her confident and capable in caring for both the elderly and young children. Kirsty approaches each role with patience, kindness, and attention to detail.

Kirsty is skilled in cooking both Filipino and basic Chinese dishes and is eager to learn more recipes and foreign cuisines. She is also open to handling other household duties like gardening, car washing, and pet care if needed.

With her warm personality, strong sense of duty, and wide range of caregiving and household management skills, Kirsty Jane De Tomas is ready to become a trustworthy and dependable addition to any household.

Despite not finishing her degree, Czarina remained determined to contribute to her family’s needs. Over the years, she gained valuable work experience in various fields. She worked for a household living in a 3-bedroom bungalow, which included a couple, an elderly 80-year-old woman, and a 9-year-old child. As an all-around helper, Czarina managed various household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and assisting the elderly woman in her daily activities. Working as a stay-out helper required her to be highly responsible and independent. This experience gave her valuable hands-on exposure to elderly care—something she grew to love and hopes to continue in her future employment. This role helped enhance her communication skills, patience, and ability to work independently in a virtual setting. She is confident in feeding, bathing, dressing, and attending to children's daily routines, including engaging them in educational activities.

In the kitchen, Czarina is skilled in preparing Filipino dishes and is open to learning foreign cuisines. Her flexibility, strong work ethic, and willingness to grow make her a reliable and adaptable worker in any household.

Today, Czarina is spending time with her children while preparing for a new opportunity abroad. She is currently applying for a position in Singapore, where she hopes to continue her work as a caregiver or domestic helper. Once selected, she is ready to undergo a two-week in-house private training accredited by TESDA, followed by the OWWA seminar and POEA processing for deployment.