Honest Recruiter Pte. Ltd. · 57 maids

Rustinah is a 33-year-old Indonesian, married with two children (an 11-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl). She has experience in both childcare and elderly care in Singapore. She is able to converse in simple English and is fluent in Malay. Employment History: Her first employment in Singapore was with a Chinese family of four (Sir, Ma’am, and two boys aged 7 and 3) from 2022 to 2022 for three months. On school days, she prepared breakfast, school uniforms, bags, shoes, and socks for the children, and walked them to and from school, ensuring they arrived safely and on time. After school, she showered them, prepared lunch, managed nap routines, and took them to the playground. She also cleaned a 3‑bedroom, 2‑toilet HDB flat, handled housekeeping, and cooked three meals daily. From 2022 to 2025, she worked for three years caring for a 90‑year‑old Ah Mah who was diabetic and suffered from dementia. Her responsibilities included daily monitoring of blood pressure and blood sugar, administering medication, showering, toileting, dressing assistance, and attentive dementia care to ensure safety and companionship. In addition, she maintained the household by cleaning a 2‑bedroom, 2‑toilet HDB flat, cooking three meals, and doing marketing. Cooking Skills: Rustinah is able to cook Chinese and Indonesian dishes such as rendang, soto ayam, curry chicken, steamed fish, and fried kway teow. She adjusts taste and preparation according to the preferences of family members and also prepares meals suitable for Ah Mah’s diabetic condition by moderating seasoning and ingredients to meet her dietary needs. Readiness to Work: Tina is prepared to return to Singapore for employment. Her family supports her decision, as she is working to provide for them.

Ida Parida is a 45-year-old married Indonesian with two sons aged 27 and 23. She has worked for one employer in Singapore for 10 years, focusing on childcare. She is able to communicate fairly well in English. Employment History (2016-2026): She worked for an Indian Muslim family of three: sir, ma’am, and a 9-year-old son. Her responsibilities included preparing the child for school, walking him to and from school, and providing after-school care. Over the years, she cared for the boy from age 9 until 19, adapting to his changing needs and supporting him through different stages of growth. This long-term commitment demonstrates her patience, responsibility, and ability to adjust caregiving approaches as he matured. In addition to childcare, she managed household chores in an HDB flat (3 bedrooms, 2 toilets), including housekeeping, cooking, and marketing. Her experience shows reliability in maintaining a clean and organized home while balancing childcare duties. She is able to cook Malay and Indonesian food, including home-style dishes such as rendang, nasi biryani, masala, opor ayam, soups, sambal, curries, and stir-fried vegetables. She is skilled in handling seasoning and spices, can adapt recipes to suit family preferences, and is willing to learn new dishes to meet employer requirements. She is able to handle pork and willing to learn cook pork dishes. She is a transfer helper in Singapore and is available to join a new family once matched. Having already gained local experience, she is prepared to continue contributing her skills in childcare, cooking, and household management. Having proven her ability to work long-term with her previous employer, she is committed to building another lasting relationship with her future employer.

Ana Kurniatun Surip Sukrip is a 40-year-old Indonesian Muslim, married with two children aged 20 and 6. She has 5 years of experience in elderly care, having worked in both Taiwan and Singapore. Ana is able to converse in simple Mandarin and understands a little English, though she is not fluent in responding. From 2017 to 2021, Ana worked for 3 years and 6 months with a Taiwanese Chinese family of two elderly members: an 88-year-old grandmother with glaucoma and a 100-year-old grandfather who was wheelchair-bound and required tube feeding. Her responsibilities included daily personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication administration, showering, dressing, hospital visits, and night diapering. In addition, she maintained a single-storey bungalow (3 bedrooms, 1 toilet), handled marketing, and ensured the home was kept clean and orderly. From March 2025 to August 2026, Ana was employed in Singapore for 1 year and 4 months with an Indonesian Chinese family of two: a 74-year-old grandfather and a 60-year-old grandmother. While both elderly had individual helpers for personal care, Ana focused on household management. She cleaned a 2-storey bungalow (4 bedrooms, 3 toilets) and prepared three full meals daily, ensuring the family-s needs were met with diligence. Ana enjoys cooking and is able to prepare both Chinese and Indonesian dishes. She tailors meals to employers' preferences with skill and care. Her range of dishes includes soy sauce pork, stir-fried pork with vegetables, pork rib soup, steamed fish, steamed minced pork, rendang, sambal dishes, curries, grilled pork, mutton, briyani, and nasi lemak. She takes pride in her cooking and is eager to expand her culinary skills further. Ana is ready for deployment to Singapore. She brings proven skills in elderly care, housekeeping, and cooking, and is dedicated, patient, and hardworking in supporting families with reliable assistance.

Prida Susanti, 33 years old, married, Indonesian. She has completed a 2-year contract with one employer in Singapore, gaining experience in childcare, elderly care, and pet care. She is able to converse in basic English. 2024 - 2026 (2 years, Singapore, Malay family of 5): Family members: sir, ma'am, 10yo son. One year later, ah mah (70yo, heart ailment, diabetes) and ah gong (90yo, healthy) joined the household. Duties included preparing boy for school, accompanying him to/from bus stop, provided after-school care (lunch, shower, accompanied for football practice). Assisted elderly ah mah and ah gong with daily tasks. Six months later, ah mah became disabled - provided full care including showering, toileting, dressing, feeding, lifting and transfer. Maintained cleanliness of 5BR/2T HDB, ensured house free of cats' odor/fur, prepared ingredients for ma'am to cook, accompanied ma'am for marketing, and cared for 2 cats [ensured sufficient food, water, and clean litter box] Cooking Skills: Able to cook simple dishes suited to family preferences for young children, adults, and elderly. Simple cooking includes steam fish, stir-fried vegetables, porridge, soup, fried fish, and fried chicken. Prepares ingredients efficiently and assists in meal preparation. She is eager to return to work in Singapore and contribute to her future employer's household, expanding her skills and providing reliable support.

Naw Christina is a 24-year-old Myanmar national from Htantabin. She is single, Christian, and a high school graduate. She stands at 157 cm and weighs 45 kg. She has no children and is healthy, fit to work, and motivated to start employment in Singapore. She has not worked as a domestic helper before, but she is willing to learn and assist with infant care, elderly care, and disabled care. Her eagerness to be trained and her positive attitude suggest she can adjust well to family routines and caregiving responsibilities. At home, she has managed her own household chores such as cleaning and general upkeep. She also cooks Myanmar dishes for her family, and her cooking skills can be adapted to prepare Chinese food according to employer requirements. She can communicate in basic English and is able to follow simple instructions, making her manageable to guide and train. Naw Christina is keen to work in Singapore and is prepared to learn with patience and commitment.

Eka Purnama Sari is a 35-year-old single Indonesian Muslim with 6 years of experience working in Singapore. She has 2 years of childcare experience and 6 years of pet care experience. She is able to converse effectively in English and is confident in managing both children and household responsibilities. From 2017 to 2019, she worked with a Malay family of 6 (sir, ma'am, and 4 children aged 4, 7, 8, and 11). Her duties included preparing school uniforms and bags, accompanying the children to and from the school bus stop, and providing after-school care such as meals, showers, and playground activities. She also handled cooking, marketing, cleaning a HDB 4BR/2T flat, and washing one car. Between 2020 and 2026, she was employed by a Malay family of 2 (sir and ma'am). She managed their daily requirements and took care of 35 cats, maintaining 20 litter boxes, cages, and water containers. Her responsibilities included daily feeding, changing water, and thorough cleaning of litter boxes, cages, walls, and floors to keep the environment hygienic and free from fur and waste. She also cleaned a HDB 3BR/2T flat, cooked, and did marketing. In 2026, she worked with a Belgian family of 5 (sir, ma'am, and 3 children: twins aged 7 and a 5‑year‑old girl). She prepared lunch boxes, uniforms, bags, and shoes, and accompanied the children to and from school by public bus. After school, she managed dinner and playdates. She also cleaned a 3-storey cluster house with 4BR/4T, cooked, did marketing, and cared for the family dog, including showering, feeding, and walking. Eka enjoys cooking and is skilled in Malay, Indonesian, and some Chinese and Western dishes. She prepares healthy meals such as salads, balanced and nutritious dishes, and specialties like rendang, pasta, beef steak, roasted chicken, and steamed fish. She adapts recipes to suit family needs and has received appreciation from her employers for her cooking. She is now ready to return to work in Singapore. As she is single, she is flexible and available to start once the necessary paperwork is completed.

Winarni is a 33-year-old Indonesian helper with approximately 2 years of working experience in Singapore. She has relevant experience in childcare and is well-versed in handling daily household operations in busy family environments. She worked from 2023 to 2025 with a Chinese family of 5 (Sir, Ma’am, and 3 teenage boys), where she completed 1 year and 7 months of her contract. Her responsibilities included preparing the teenagers’ school uniforms and shoes, as well as attending to the daily needs of all family members. Winarni managed a busy work schedule for 2 household, maintaining cleanliness of a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condominium. Her duties included general housekeeping, laundry, and cooking dinner for the family. She stayed at the employer’s mother’s (Ah Mah) 2-storey landed property (7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms), where she continued with cleaning and housekeeping tasks. She is able to prepare simple Chinese and Indonesian dishes, suitable for children, teenagers, elderly, and adults. She can provide wholesome, home-cooked meals tailored to different household preferences. Winarni is hardworking, adaptable, and capable of managing multiple responsibilities across different households. She is available for interview and can commence work upon MOM approval.

Nuraliyah Bt Sarnoto Dasiyah is a 38-year-old Indonesian Muslim, divorced, with more than 11 years of experience working in Singapore under five employers. Her primary expertise lies in elderly and disabled care, and she is able to communicate in daily conversational English. She has cared for a bedridden [diabetic] Ah Gong for two years, managing all Activities of Daily Living (ADL) including bathing, feeding, toileting, repositioning, and safe lifting and transferring. She administered medications, gave insulin injections, monitored blood sugar and blood pressure, and ensured proper diabetic care routines. Nuraliyah also has experience caring for five elderly Ah Mah. Three of them were diabetic, for whom she administered insulin injections, prepared medications, monitored blood sugar and blood pressure, and ensured their meals were suitable for diabetic needs with controlled portions and balanced nutrition. For the other two infirm Ah Mah, she provided mobility support, assisted with dressing, prepared meals, and provided companionship. In addition, she worked with two employers who had teenage children. Although the children were independent, she supported their daily routines by preparing uniforms, shoes, and socks, ensuring punctuality for school. After school, she prepared snacks and meals, reminded them to complete homework, and monitored their play and TV time to maintain a healthy balance between study and leisure. Nuraliyah is also a skilled cook, able to prepare a wide range of Chinese dishes such as steamed fish, steamed minced pork, stir-fried vegetables, pork rib soup, braised pork belly, and bak kut teh. She can also cook Indonesian home‑style foods including sambals, curries, fried fish, fried chicken, and fried rice. She adjusts her cooking according to the dietary needs of her elderly charges (e.g., diabetic-friendly meals), teenagers (nutritious snacks and balanced meals), and healthy adults (variety of home‑cooked dishes). She is interview‑ready and prepared to return to the working world. Nuraliyah is eager to continue her caregiving journey, bringing her strong skills, patience, and dedication to a new employer. With her proven track record in elderly care, disabled care, and household management, she is confident in her ability to contribute positively and responsibly to her next placement.