Growing up in a close-knit family taught her early the importance of hard work, respect, and service to others. Wanting to pursue a path of caring for others, she enrolled in a vocational course in Healthcare Services, which she completed in 2008. Her education gave her both the practical knowledge and confidence to begin a career in domestic work and caregiving.

PHILIPPINES ( 2008 -2010) she began working as a domestic helper for a Filipino family, where she cared for a 3-month-old baby while managing all household tasks in a 3-bedroom home. For two years, she took charge of cleaning, laundry, cooking, and childcare—performing each duty with care and reliability.

In Mar - May 2013, she briefly worked as a private caregiver to a 92-year-old bedridden woman who required special medical attention, including NGT feeding. Working long shifts, Mary Grace handled suctioning, medication, vital signs monitoring, grooming, and meal preparation—all while maintaining a clean and safe environment for the elderly patient.

Since 2013, Mary Grace has focused on raising her children full-time, but she continues to apply her skills daily—caring for her children, managing household responsibilities, and maintaining a stable and loving home. She is confident in her ability to care for children and the elderly, and she is preparing to take the TESDA-accredited Domestic Work NC II training in Manila, which covers essential household management competencies.

Mary Grace now looks forward to returning to work, bringing with her not only years of experience but a deep sense of commitment, warmth, and dedication to the families she will serve.