*She has a tattoo on her RIGHT ARM.
Number of infants—0 Number of children—3
Number of elderly—0

There are a total of 5 people in the employer's family.
She prepared their school uniforms, school bags, and lunch boxes.
She tied the hair of the 6-year-old girl.

She handled General Housework.
She did cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and marketing. Her employer arranged another flight after she missed her original one. After her vacation in the Philippines, she returned to Hong Kong, where she was required to report to the police monthly. After being detained for eight months, she was transferred to immigration and deported to the Philippines. Although her employer requested that she be allowed to continue working because she could care for their three children, the authorities refused due to her work ban. This experience taught her to be more cautious about trusting others, even close friends.
Number of infants—0 Number of children—0
Number of elderly—1

There are a total of 2 people in the employer's family.

She cared for a 79-year-old elderly person who was a cancer survivor.
She gave the elderly person medication.
She provided massages.
She accompanied the elderly person outdoors for exercise.
She accompanied the elderly person when meeting with her friends.
She prepared all the necessary things for her madam.

She cared for one small dog.
She walked the dog outdoors twice a day.
She fed the dog.
She accompanied the dog to the grooming center.

She handled General Housework.
She did cleaning, laundry, ironing, sometimes cooking, and marketing.

Other details:

Can handle small and big dogs.

Can handle cats.

The applicant does NOT want to follow a daily vegetarian diet if the employer's family is vegetarian.

This applicant is willing to follow and adopt a daily vegetarian diet if the employer is a vegetarian family (but with eggs allowed).

Can share room with other helpers.

Can work with other helpers regardless of their nationality.

Can share room with the kid/baby.

Can share room with the elderly/disabled person.

Can do car washing, gardening, and basic sewing.

Has no complaints about having CCTV in the employer's house. After trying several part-time jobs in the Philippines, she realized that her earnings were not enough to meet her children's needs. She deeply regrets what happened in Hong Kong, where trusting a friend led to the loss of her employment opportunity. She was comfortable working with her second employer and is saddened that the incident affected her chance to continue working there. I can see her sincerity and willingness to work, and I hope an employer will consider giving her another chance.

Please note that she is not comfortable caring for infants, as she has no previous infant-care experience with employers.

She can cook fish and meat with peppers, steamed fish, steamed chicken, bee hoon, stir-fried vegetables, pasta, carbonara, spaghetti, and minced pork with salted egg