Born into a humble family as the fifth among seven siblings, Maria grew up learning the values of hard work, patience, and dedication.

After completing her high school education at Dayap National High School in 2015, Maria set her sights on working abroad to help support her family.

Her journey as a domestic helper :

Dubai (2018 -2020), where she was entrusted with the care of a blind elderly woman in a large household with 2 adults. Sharing responsibilities with another helper, she assisted in caregiving, household cleaning, and laundry. These years helped Maria develop confidence in multitasking, time management, and family support — especially in homes with children of different ages.

HONGKONG ( April 2024 - July 2024), Maria briefly worked in Hong Kong for a Chinese family. Though her time there was short, it exposed her to a different culture, a faster-paced environment, and a higher standard of housekeeping — all of which she embraced with adaptability and a willingness to learn.

Maria has found her true strength in childcare. She is comfortable and confident in preparing meals for children, feeding, bathing, dressing, and keeping them engaged through play and interaction. She is skilled in Filipino dishes and has basic knowledge of Chinese cooking. She is eager to learn other cuisines and is open to following recipes or cooking under instruction. Her other interests include gardening, car washing, and pet care, making her a well-rounded and flexible helper.

Now, while waiting for her application to be selected for a position in Singapore, Maria is preparing herself for new opportunities.

Joy Anne carries this same sense of responsibility and commitment into her caregiving profession. She also attended training in Japanese culture, work ethics, and language, which prepared her for cross-cultural work environments.

Joy Anne has extensive experience as a caregiver for elderly and post-surgery patients, both locally and abroad. Her journey into caregiving began in 2019, and since then, she has cared for patients with a range of medical conditions including heart surgery recovery, diabetes, hypertension, pelvic fractures, foot ulcers, colostomy care, COPD, and post-operative recovery.

Her caregiving experiences:

· Philippines (Dec 2019 – Nov 2020):
Cared for a 68-year-old male post-heart surgery. Assisted with daily living activities, mobility, medication, monitoring vital signs, and light housework.

· Philippines (Dec 2020 – Feb 2021):
Provided care to a 70-year-old female post-pelvic surgery with diabetes and hypertension. Assisted in personal hygiene, physical therapy, medication, and home maintenance.

· Qatar (May 2022 – Feb 2024):
Worked for a Qatari family, providing full-time care for an 80-year-old woman with hypertension, diabetes, and foot ulcers. Duties included wound cleaning and dressing, giving medication, monitoring vital signs, and assisting with mobility and hygiene.

· Philippines (June – Aug 2024):
Assisted a 52-year-old female post-colostomy and myomectomy surgery. Provided full hygiene care, medication assistance, diaper changing, and accompaniment to doctor’s visits.

· Philippines (Dec 2024 – Feb 2025):
Cared for a 60-year-old woman with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Duties included oxygen monitoring, catheter drainage, physical therapy assistance, hygiene care, turning, and meal assistance. She assisted in childcare, hygiene, and household chores, working alongside another helper.

Her Skills & Strengths:

· Elderly and Special Needs Care:
Proficient in hygiene care, medication administration, mobility support, catheter and wound care, vital sign monitoring, and basic physical therapy support.

· Companionship and Emotional Support:
Joy Anne understands the emotional needs of elderly patients and provides not just physical care, but also companionship and emotional support.

· Household Management:
Performs light household chores such as cleaning, laundry, and meal preparation alongside caregiving tasks.

· Culinary Skills:
Able to prepare Filipino and Chinese dishes, and open to learning other international cuisines.

Maria Isabel is the youngest among four siblings. She then pursued a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management at Araullo University, graduating in 2004. Additionally, she worked as a nursing attendant at a hospital, where she was assigned to service 32 rooms—including 10 private and 23 public ward rooms. Her responsibilities included changing bed linens and diapers, assisting with hygiene, administering medication, monitoring vital signs, catheter drainage, and patient exercise routines. This experience gave her valuable, hands-on medical exposure and a deep understanding of patient care. Her tasks include assisting with bathing, meal preparation and cooking, medication management, and accompanying the client during walks and exercise sessions. She approaches her care-giving role with patience, empathy, and professionalism.

She is comfortable preparing simple Filipino dishes and is eager to learn and adapt to other foreign cuisines to meet the dietary preferences of her future employers.

Maria Isabel is now looking for an opportunity to work overseas, particularly as a Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) with a focus on elderly care. Once selected, she will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila (TESDA-accredited) followed by the OWWA seminar, prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC).

Edylene completed her secondary education at Don Felix T. Lacson Memorial National High School in 2003. With a strong desire to help support her growing family, she began working as a housemaid both locally and abroad.

Her experience as a domestic helper are:

PHILIPPINES (2004–2005), where she served a large household consisting of a couple and their seven children aged 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 2, and 1. She worked in a two-storey, three-bedroom home as an all-around helper, assisting with household chores such as cleaning, cooking, marketing, and laundry. She also worked hand-in-hand with her employer in caring for the children, developing early on her skills and patience in childcare.

SINGAPORE (September 2021 to October 2023), Edylene was employed by a Malay-Chinese family living in a five-bedroom HDB flat. The household included a couple, their three children (aged 8, 6, and a newborn), and an 82-year-old mobile female elder. As an all-around helper, she was responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of the house, cooking, laundry, marketing, and most importantly, caring for the children. Her ability to manage a busy household and meet the needs of both children and an elderly family member demonstrates her flexibility and reliability.

Currently, Edylene is in the Philippines, taking care of her own children while waiting for her overseas job application to be selected.

While she prefers working with children, Edylene is also open to caregiving for the elderly and is willing to be trained in providing direct nursing care and supervision if needed. Her previous experience with an elderly employer in Singapore has given her a good foundation for such responsibilities.

She knows how to cook Filipino dishes and has learned how to prepare simple Chinese meals. Additionally, she is open to learning more foreign cuisines to meet the preferences of her future employer. She is also willing to do basic gardening and car washing as part of her duties. She is available for phone interviews upon request.

She is the youngest among three siblings.

She completed her secondary education at St.

To strengthen her skills and pursue caregiving as a profession, Lyca underwent formal Caregiving Training in 2023 and became a TESDA-certified caregiver in 2025.

Beyond caregiving, Lyca has also built a solid foundation in professional and administrative work.

She is confident in cooking simple Filipino dishes and is open and eager to learn new cuisines, especially those preferred by foreign employers.

She is currently applying for a position as a Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW) in Singapore, with a focus on elderly or special needs care. Once selected, Lyca will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila (TESDA-accredited) and attend the required OWWA seminar before the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC).

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.

Growing up in a big family has shaped Alicia into a responsible, caring, and resilient woman.

She completed her secondary education at Mangaldan National High School in 2017. The family consisted of a couple and an elderly couple aged 60 and 62, both of whom were mobile. Alicia was responsible for cleaning the 3-bedroom bungalow, doing the laundry, marketing, and daily cooking. This experience gave her solid practical knowledge in managing a household independently. She is experienced in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and engaging in play with young ones. She ensures both the safety and emotional well-being of the children in her care.

Alicia takes pride in her ability to cook a variety of Filipino dishes and is eager to learn foreign cuisines. She can follow recipes well and is open to improving her culinary skills further. In addition to childcare and housekeeping, she is also willing to do gardening, car washing, and pet care.

She is confident in handling domestic responsibilities because she practices them daily at home. To prepare for overseas employment, Alicia will undergo training to earn the Domestic Work NC II Certificate and complete a week-long In-House Private Training in Manila (TESDA-accredited). This training includes modules on cleaning, laundry, and ironing to further equip her with the skills needed for domestic work abroad.

With her strong sense of duty, practical experience, and willingness to learn, Alicia is ready to provide dedicated service to her future employer and create a better life for her child.

Sarah completed her secondary education at Queen of Peace High School in 2011. She pursued higher studies in Bachelor of Industrial Technology, majoring in Food Technology, and reached her third year before financial challenges forced her to put her education on hold.

Her maid experiences are:

UAE (2018 – 2020): She worked for an Arab family with six adults. The family lived in a spacious six-bedroom, two-storey house; she was one of three housemaids. Her primary responsibilities included maintaining cleanliness throughout the house, doing laundry, and ironing clothes.

SINGAPORE (MAY 2021 – JUNE 2023) She transferred to Singapore and was employed by a Chinese family in a four-bedroom, two-storey house. She cared for an elderly couple aged 83 and 65, who were both mobile. Her work included all-around household chores—cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, marketing, and even cleaning the exterior walls of the house.

SINGAPORE (SEP 2023 – OCT 2024), She transferred to another Chinese household in a four-bedroom condominium with three adults. She independently managed the cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking until the family relocated to Korea. This household consisted of an elderly couple aged 91 (male, bedridden) and 90 (female, mobile), along with their adult daughter.

Sarah is currently back in the Philippines, taking care of her daughter and managing household responsibilities while awaiting another opportunity for overseas employment in Singapore.

With over six years of international domestic work experience, Sarah is confident and capable in managing various household duties. She is particularly skilled & confident in childcare, including caring for newborns and young children—feeding, bathing, changing clothes, preparing meals, and engaging in educational and recreational activities. She enjoys cleaning, is reliable in managing laundry and ironing, and is experienced in cooking Filipino dishes. She has also learned basic Chinese cuisine and is open to learning other foreign recipes if given the opportunity.

Sarah is also open to additional responsibilities such as gardening, pet care, and car washing. Her strong work ethic, combined with her hands-on experience and willingness to learn, makes her a valuable candidate for families seeking a dedicated and trustworthy domestic helper. Phone interviews can be arranged upon request.

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 completed her secondary education at Divisoria High School in 2004.
Currently, Vicky manages her household, cares for her children, and is awaiting the approval of her application to work in Singapore.
Domestic Work Experience Abroad:
Kuwait (Nov 2019 – Mar 2022):
Vicky worked for an Irani family living in a 3-bedroom landed property. Vicky was one of three maids in the household, where her primary responsibilities were managing the household chores on the third floor and caring for the infant.
Kuwait (Jan 2023 – Nov 2024):
Vicky was selected to work for a Kuwaiti family living in a landed property with a 3-bedroom house. She worked alongside one other maid and took on a variety of tasks, including general household chores such as cleaning, laundry, basic cooking, and childcare.
Skills and Expertise:
Vicky is confident and experienced in caring for newborns and young children. Her experience extends beyond her employment, as she has also raised her own children, which adds to her expertise in child care.
With over three years of experience in domestic work, Vicky is proficient in a wide range of household tasks, including:
• Housekeeping: Vacuuming, dusting, and maintaining cleanliness.
• Laundry: Washing, ironing, and folding clothes.
• Cooking: She is skilled in preparing Filipino dishes and has also learned basic Arab cuisine. Vicky is open to expanding her culinary knowledge and learning other international dishes.
Additional Skills & Qualities:
• Elderly Care: Vicky is willing to care for elderly family members and is open to undergoing additional training if necessary.
• Other Household Tasks: She is also willing to assist with gardening, pet care, and car washing if needed. She only needs to complete the required documentation through the Philippines Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) for deployment as an overseas Filipino worker (OFW).

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.

DIAN MORGADO MAGUDDATU, a 33-year-old, reliable woman rooted in the tight-knit community of Piat, Cagayan Valley.

Their 10-year-old child is the heart of their family, and she is actively nurtured the growth through education, values, and emotional stability while her husband works abroad.

She holds a high school diploma (Class of 2012) and is ready to take on international domestic work.

A quiet and shy, and remarkably gentle household helper with over 2 years of combined experience in cleaning, childcare, and home management.

Her domestic work experiences, as follows:

1. Household Helper – Philippines (Jan 2013 – Oct 2013)

Employed by a Filipino family in a 4-bedroom, 2-storey house.
Responsibilities included cleaning, laundry, and caring for a 3-year-old child.

2. Household Helper – Philippines (June 2023 – Present)

Assisting a Filipino family in a 4-bedroom bungalow.

Skills & Strengths

Housekeeping: Proficient in cleaning, organizing, and maintaining household order.
Cooking: Prepared Filipino meals; eager to learn international cuisines.
Childcare: Experienced with newborns to young school-age children—feeding, bathing, preparing school items, and playtime.
Elderly care & other duties: Open to caregiving for the elderly, gardening, car-washing, and pet care.
Character traits: Adaptable, responsible, nurturing, and eager to expand her skill set.

This applicant can be deployed faster as she is already fit to work and undergoing the Tesda Domestic Work Training.

Shellamie completed her secondary education at Lika High School in 2009. Currently, she is focusing on raising her children and managing her household while awaiting her application in Singapore.

Domestic Work Experience:

Jordan (Oct 2016 – Oct 2018):
Shellamie worked for an Arab family in a 5-bedroom, 2-story house. The family consisted of a couple and their four children, aged 14, 12, 9, and 4. Her duties included maintaining household cleanliness, doing the laundry, marketing with her madam, cooking, and car washing. Shellamie completed her 2-year contract with the family, demonstrating her dedication and reliability.

Philippines (Dec 2013 – Sep 2014):
Shellamie worked for a Filipino family in a 3-bedroom bungalow house. She was responsible for a wide range of tasks, including keeping the house clean, doing the laundry, marketing, cooking, and caring for two dogs. She is also experienced in assisting with children's school activities and creating a nurturing environment.
Household Management: With years of experience in cleaning, cooking, and doing laundry, Shellamie is confident in managing all aspects of a household. She is also proficient in preparing Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new foreign cuisines.
Pet Care: Shellamie has experience caring for pets, specifically dogs, and is willing to provide pet care in her future role.
Other Skills: She is also capable of doing gardening and car washing, making her an all-around helper. She only needs to complete the required documentation for deployment through the Philippines Overseas Employment Administration (POEA).

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.

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.

She completed her secondary education at Biao National High School in 2008 and went on to pursue college despite financial limitations. What makes her journey unique is that she managed to finish college while also working as a housemaid—a testament to her dedication and drive.

PHILIPPINES ( 2009 to 2014), Merachel worked for a Filipino family caring for a 75-year-old mobile elderly woman in a 3-bedroom bungalow. While performing her duties—cleaning, cooking, marketing, doing the laundry, and assisting the elder in her daily activities—Merachel attended night classes so she could study and work at the same time. This experience shaped her work ethic and helped her become skilled in household management and elder support.

She is comfortable with general domestic duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and grocery shopping. She has a particular interest in Filipino cuisine and is eager to learn new recipes, especially foreign dishes, and can follow instructions or recipes with ease.

Merachel is also open to taking on gardening, car washing, and pet care, which she is already familiar with in her daily life at home. She describes herself as organized, fast-learning, and dependable—qualities that make her a trustworthy presence in any household.

To further strengthen her readiness for domestic work abroad, Merachel is set to undergo the Domestic Work NC II Training, an in-house TESDA-accredited program in Manila. This will equip her with standardized skills in cleaning, washing, ironing, and general household maintenance, ensuring she is professionally prepared for overseas employment.

Merachel Boiles is not only equipped with experience but also with heart. Her goal is simple yet noble: to provide a better life for her child and help support her family back home—one honest job at a time.

Known for her calm, nurturing presence and strong work ethic, Jocelyn has a natural ability to care for others, developed through years of service and personal sacrifice.

She is the sixth child in a family of eleven siblings and was raised in a modest home where responsibility and cooperation were part of daily life. Despite reaching her third year in college, she chose to leave school due to financial difficulties and began working to support her family.

Her first caregiving experience began in the Philippines in 2003, where she worked as a housemaid for a large household. There, she provided care to a woman with breast cancer—an experience that sparked her commitment to helping those with health challenges.

In 2004, Jocelyn moved to Singapore, where she worked for over 11 years with a Chinese family. Her primary responsibility was to provide full-time care to a 69-year-old bedridden woman with colon cancer. She handled personal hygiene, feeding, medication, companionship, and all household duties. Jocelyn also became skilled in cooking a wide variety of Chinese dishes and maintaining a clean, peaceful home environment. Her loyalty and dedication earned the trust of the family she served for more than a decade.

Since returning to the Philippines in 2015, Jocelyn has focused on her family. To help provide for her household, she manages a sari-sari store and a small piggery business—demonstrating her strong entrepreneurial spirit and resourcefulness.

Despite her responsibilities at home, Jocelyn remains eager to work abroad again. Her motivation is deeply rooted in her desire to support her children’s education and secure a better future for them. She is confident in her ability to care for both the elderly and children, and is willing to undergo additional training if needed—especially in direct nursing or palliative care. She is ready to bring her skills, warmth, and heart to a new family who will value not only her service, but the sincerity behind it.

Despite the hardships, she remained determined to improve her life and that of her family.

She completed her secondary education at Mangaldan National High School in 2001 and went on to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Education. However, due to financial constraints, she was only able to study for one year before deciding to seek work to support her family.

Her journey began locally as a factory worker, but it wasn’t long before she turned to domestic work—first in the Philippines, then abroad.

Her maid employment experiences are:

PHILPPINES (2003 – 2004), she took her first job as a domestic helper in the Philippines. She worked for a Filipino family, living in a four-room bungalow, and her main responsibility was caring for a 70-year-old elderly woman with a medical condition. It was a meaningful experience that taught her patience and attentiveness in caregiving.

SINGAPORE ( June 2010 – Apr 2022) Precilda took a leap of faith and moved to Singapore—a place that would become her second home for the next 13 years. Her first employer was a Chinese family living in a spacious five-bedroom landed property. The household included a couple, their three young children (ages 6, 4, and 1), and three dogs. She worked as an all-around helper, performing household duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, pet care, car washing, and childcare.

SINGAPORE ( October to December 2022), she worked for another Chinese family in a five-bedroom condominium. This time, she was part of a two-maid household and was specifically assigned to cooking for the couple—a task she handled with skill and care.

SINGAPORE ( December 2022 – December 2023), she transferred to an Indian family living in a four-bedroom HDB flat. The family consisted of a couple and their two adult children. Once again, Precilda took on the role of all-around helper, managing the household and caring for the family’s dog.

SINGAPORE ( Apr 2024 – June 2025) was her most recent employment began, when she joined another Chinese family living in a large three-storey, nine-bedroom landed home. The family included a couple and their three children (ages 12, 10, and 8). She worked alongside another helper, sharing responsibilities such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, childcare, and car washing.

Now back in the Philippines, Precilda is currently a stay-at-home wife, managing her own household while waiting for her next opportunity abroad.

Through the years, she has developed a deep preference for caring for children.

While she enjoys childcare, she is also open and willing to care for the elderly, and is prepared to receive training for direct nursing care, if needed.

In the kitchen, Precilda is skilled in preparing and cooking Filipino and Chinese dishes, and she is always open to learning new recipes.

Her motivation to work abroad is driven by her desire to give her child a better future through education and stable support.

She completed her secondary education at San Nicardo National High School in 1999. Determined to further her studies, she pursued a degree in Bachelor of Science in Commerce at Araullo University, graduating in 2004. With a desire to care for others, she later completed a certified caregiving course in 2009, enhancing her skills in elderly and special needs care. She worked as a factory worker (2004–2005), and then served as a pharmacy manager from 2005 to 2009. Her strong organizational and interpersonal skills made her an effective leader in a healthcare setting.

However, her career path took a new direction when she moved to Taiwan in late 2009 to work as a domestic helper and caregiver.

Her domestic work experiences:

1. TAIWAN (Dec 2009 – May 2011)

Served a Taiwanese family in a 3-bedroom condo
Household members: Couple, 82-year-old female elder, and 2 children (ages 9 & 8)
Duties: General housework (cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking), child care, and elderly care (diabetic & hypertensive patient with amputated leg)

2. TAIWAN (Sep 2011 – Sep 2014)

Served an elderly couple (ages 85 & 80)
Female elder had diabetes and had undergone spinal surgery
Duties: Focused on elder care and daily household chores

3. TAIWAN (Mar 2015 – May 2018)

Served a family in a 5-bedroom, 2-storey house with a couple and 2 teenage children (ages 17 & 15)
Duties: All-around helper, including cooking, laundry, ironing, and cleaning

4. TAIWAN (May 2018 – Sep 2021)

Household included couple, elderly couple (82-year-old male with hypertension & diabetes; 78-year-old female with dementia & amputated leg), and a 15-year-old child
Focused on elderly care while maintaining the home

5. This role allows her to apply her caregiving skills in emotional and physical support, including administering medication and companionship. She finds fulfillment in providing support, comfort, and medical care to seniors in need.

Anna is ready for overseas employment and is available for interviews upon request. With her years of hands-on experience and caregiver training, she is a trustworthy and dependable candidate. She looks forward to joining a household where her skills can make a meaningful difference.

Maria Divina Benabese Dela Cruz was born and raised in the quiet town of Angadanan, Isabela, in the northern part of the Philippines.

She finished her secondary education at Angadanan National High School in 2001. Like many young dreamers in her province, she had ambitions of earning a college degree and pursued a course in Computer Studies. Unfortunately, her college education was cut short due to financial difficulties. But what Divina lacked in resources, she made up for with determination and sacrifice. They are blessed with three children, now aged 16, 7, and 5, who serve as her greatest motivation. With a growing family and rising expenses, Divina made the life-changing decision to work abroad in hopes of giving her children a better future.

Her journey as a domestic helper began,

HONGKONG (2009 – 2011). There, she worked for a Chinese family in a large, three-storey, five-bedroom home. The household included a couple and their three children, ages 17, 15, and 5. She worked alongside two other maids, and together they managed the household chores and took turns looking after the children. It was her first experience abroad, and though the work was demanding, she embraced every responsibility with patience and grace. She lived with them in a 3-bedroom HDB flat and served as an all-around helper, doing all the household chores except cooking. Her primary focus was caring for the children, especially the infant, which further strengthened her skills in baby care.

HONGKONG (May 2016 – Dec 2017), she returned to Hong Kong, this time to assist an elderly couple aged 89 and 87. Though both were still mobile, they needed help with daily routines and maintaining their home. Divina shared the responsibilities with another helper, and together they made sure the elderly couple lived comfortably and safely.

Since returning to the Philippines, Divina has remained productive. While waiting for a new job opportunity in Singapore, she helps her husband with farm work and has started a small home business producing and selling dishwashing soap. She continues to be an example of resilience and creativity, always finding ways to support her family.

With over four years of international experience, Divina has grown confident in handling newborns, toddlers, and school-aged children. She is skilled in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes and diapers, and providing age-appropriate educational activities. She also enjoys household work, especially cleaning and organizing. She can cook Filipino dishes and has picked up basic Chinese recipes, with a strong willingness to learn more, including other foreign cuisines.

In addition to her domestic skills, Divina is open to doing gardening, pet care, and car washing, if required.

For Maria Divina Dela Cruz, working abroad isn’t just a job—it’s a mission to give her children a brighter future and to be of service to families who need a trustworthy and dependable hand in their homes. She hopes to be given another chance to do just that.

Family is very important to Raquel, and she takes great pride in raising her children with love and discipline, while supporting her husband in providing for their household. Growing up in a rural community, Raquel learned early the values of patience, hard work, and responsibility, which she carried with her into adulthood.

In 2004, Raquel completed her secondary education at Lucban High School. Although she was not able to pursue college due to financial limitations, she chose to help her family and start working to support her younger siblings.

Her career as a domestic helper, :

PHILIPPINES (2018 to 2020), she worked for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom, 2-storey house. The household included a couple and their 1-year-old child. Raquel served as an all-around helper—doing household chores such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, marketing, and most importantly, childcare. She was in charge of bathing, feeding, and playing with the child, helping him grow in a clean and safe environment.

SINGAPORE (October 2023 - Mar 2024), Raquel had the opportunity to work overseas in Singapore. She was hired by a Chinese family living in a 3-room HDB flat. The family had four children aged 16, 15, 10, and 7. There were two helpers in the household, and Raquel was mainly responsible for taking care of the two younger children. Her daily duties included childminding, laundry, ironing, marketing, and car washing. Unfortunately, her employment ended in March 2024 when the employer decided to relocate the entire family back to China.

With her years of experience, Raquel is confident in handling all household tasks. She claims to be good at keeping the house clean—a job that she is willing and happy to take on. She understands the importance of maintaining a tidy and organized home, especially in households with children.

She is also capable of performing childcare duties such as feeding, bathing, preparing school things, and playing with the children. In terms of cooking, Raquel is comfortable preparing Filipino dishes and simple Chinese meals. She is able to follow recipe books and is very enthusiastic about learning how to cook new foreign dishes.

Raquel is currently waiting for another opportunity to work in Singapore or abroad. She is available for phone interviews upon request and welcomes the chance to work with a new employer who will value her skills, experience, and dedication to her job.

Jenevie Baruela De La Cuadra is a 38-year-old, family-oriented woman with a strong sense of responsibility and a proven record of dedication in domestic work.

The eldest among four siblings, Jenevie naturally embraced the role of a caretaker early on.

Educationally, she completed her secondary studies at Northern Abra National High School in 2003, followed by a two-year Computer Secretarial course at the Data Center College of the Philippines, graduating in 2005. She began her working journey as a cashier in a grocery store from 2006 to 2010, where she developed her skills in handling transactions, customer service, and daily operations with accuracy and reliability.

In 2012, Jenevie expanded her experience overseas by working as a domestic helper in Dubai for a Tunisian family, a role she held for five solid years until 2017. She was entrusted with the full management of a 5-bedroom, two-storey household, where she cared for two young children aged 6 and 4. Her duties included all-around household chores—cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing—as well as meal preparation and childcare. She is highly capable of looking after infants and young children, and is confident in performing key duties such as preparing meals, feeding, bathing, dressing, and supervising educational and recreational activities. Her hands-on experience with her own children has strengthened her ability to connect with kids and manage their routines with patience, love, and structure.

She is also an experienced and confident cook, capable of preparing a variety of Filipino dishes and basic Tunisian meals, and she remains open and willing to learn new recipes and cuisines based on her employer’s preferences.

Currently, Jenevie is focused on caring for her young children at home while actively preparing for her next overseas employment opportunity. She is committed, trustworthy, and eager to once again serve with the same dedication she has shown throughout her career.

Growing up in a simple home instilled in Frances the values of perseverance, humility, and service to others—principles that continue to guide her both personally and professionally.

She completed her secondary education at Claveria School of Arts and Trade in 2005. With a strong calling to care for others, Frances furthered her skills by completing a Caregiving Course at Care Academy in Singapore, preparing her for a career in both child and elderly care. The household includes four adults and two elderly individuals in their 60s. She understands the physical and emotional needs of the elderly and ensures their comfort and dignity at all times. She is confident in:

Infant and child care: bathing, preparing nutritious meals, dressing, school preparation, and play

Guiding children with love, discipline, and emotional support

Creating a nurturing environment that encourages learning and good values

In addition to caregiving, Frances has a strong love for cooking. She can prepare a variety of Filipino and Chinese dishes, follow recipes accurately, and is eager to explore other cuisines. She is also open to handling gardening, car washing, and pet care, making her a well-rounded and dependable household worker.