As the eldest among five siblings, Elisa grew up with a strong sense of responsibility and family values.

She completed her secondary education at Orla College Foundation in 2010. Despite the demands of work and family life, Elisa showed determination in pursuing her studies, having completed her education while she was already employed as a domestic helper. At present, she is staying in the Philippines taking care of her children while awaiting selection for employment in Singapore.

Elisa has extensive experience in domestic work both in the Philippines and abroad. The household included a 62-year-old elderly woman who was disabled due to an accident. Elisa was the sole helper and was fully responsible for managing the household. Her duties included general housekeeping, cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking and providing daily care and assistance to the elderly member of the family. Her long period of service reflects her reliability, patience, and capability in handling both household and caregiving responsibilities.

SINGAPORE (April 2023 to November 2023), Most recently, Elisa was employed by a Chinese-Singaporean family living in a 5-bedroom landed property. The household consisted of one adult and a large number of pets, including 20 dogs and 20 cats. Two helpers were employed, and Elisa shared responsibilities in maintaining the household and providing daily pet care. Unfortunately, her employment was shortened after she developed an allergy to pet fur, which made it difficult for her to continue working in a pet-intensive environment.

Through her years of experience, Elisa has become highly skilled in household management, including cleaning, washing clothes, dishwashing, laundry, ironing, and cooking. She is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and is very eager to learn and adapt to other foreign cuisines if given the opportunity.

She completed her secondary education at Lanao del Norte Comprehensive National High School in 2010. In addition, she pursued a six-month vocational course in Computer Science Technology, which enhanced her basic computer knowledge and work discipline. At present, she is staying in the Philippines, spending time with her children and managing her household while awaiting selection for employment in Singapore.

Before working overseas as a domestic helper, Jessieryl gained several years of non-domestic work experience. From 2012 to 2013, she worked as a computer shop attendant, assisting customers and managing daily operations. From 2013 to 2015, she was employed as a cook and server, where she developed her cooking skills and customer service experience.

Jessieryl also has overseas domestic work experience:

SAUDI ARABIA ( October 2023 to October 2025), she was employed in by an Egyptian-Turkish family living in a 5-bedroom, three-storey house. The household consisted of a couple, a 68-year-old mobile female elderly, and a 3-year-old child. Two helpers were employed in the household. Jessieryl was responsible for general household chores, including cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, and cooking. She also assisted the other helper in caring for the young child. Her experience in a large household demonstrates her ability to work cooperatively, follow routines, and manage multiple responsibilities efficiently. She has a strong interest in caregiving and is particularly keen on looking after elderly persons. She is confident in preparing Filipino and Arab dishes and is highly motivated to learn other foreign cuisines if given the opportunity.

Upon selection, Jessieryl is willing and prepared to undergo in-house private training accredited by TESDA, as well as attend the OWWA seminar, prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

Her strong family values and sense of responsibility have shaped her hardworking and dependable character.

She completed her secondary education at Oasis Education Foundation in 2002. Motivated to further her studies, she pursued a two-year Associate degree in Computer Secretarial at the same institution and successfully graduated in 2006.

Mary Ann has extensive overseas employment experience spanning several countries, giving her wide exposure to different cultures, households, and caregiving responsibilities.

LEBANON (2006 to 2008), she worked in Lebanon for a Lebanese family living in a three-bedroom bungalow. The household consisted of a couple and a 5-year-old child. Her main duties included providing daily childcare, assisting with the child’s routines, and performing general household chores. The family had two children—a 5-year-old and a 5-month-old baby. In this role, she was primarily responsible for infant and child care, including feeding, bathing, supervising activities, and ensuring the children’s safety, while also managing daily household cleaning and organization.

TAIWAN (May 2015 to December 2016) Mary Ann was employed in Taiwan by a family living in a three-storey, three-bedroom house. She cared for an elderly couple aged 87 and 86, both diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Her responsibilities focused mainly on providing close care and assistance to the female elderly, including daily personal care, supervision, and companionship, along with household duties.

Most recently, she worked in SINGAPORE (July 2022 to October 2024 ) worked for a Chinese family living in a two-bedroom landed property. The household consisted of a couple and two very young children aged 2 years and 6 months. She was entrusted with full childcare responsibilities, including infant care, feeding, hygiene, playtime, and maintaining a safe environment, as well as performing general household chores.

With her years of experience, Mary Ann is confident and knowledgeable in caring for young children and infants. She is also capable of elderly care, household management, cooking Filipino and basic Chinese dishes, and is eager to learn new cuisines by following recipes. She is additionally experienced in cleaning, car washing, pet care, and gardening.

Growing up in a close-knit family, Carmela developed strong values of responsibility, patience, and dedication to caregiving.

She completed her secondary education at Piaz National High School in 2006. Since then, she has focused on raising her family while gaining hands-on experience in childcare, household management, and caregiving through both overseas and local employment.

At present, Carmela is taking care of her children and managing household duties while awaiting selection for employment in Singapore.

Carmela has relevant employment experience in both childcare and elderly care.

MALAYSIA (2014 to 2016), she worked for a Chinese family living in a four-bedroom, two-storey family house. The household consisted of a couple and an 8-month-old baby. As the sole helper, she was fully responsible for the baby’s daily care, including feeding, bathing, and ensuring the child’s safety and well-being, in addition to performing all household chores. The household included a couple and a one-year-old child. Her duties focused on childcare and managing daily household tasks, ensuring a clean and organized home environment. She worked on an eight-hour daily shift, providing personal care, assistance with daily needs, close supervision, and companionship, while also performing light household chores. She is also capable of elderly care, particularly for bedridden seniors, and is experienced in maintaining household cleanliness.

She can cook Filipino dishes and basic Chinese meals and has a strong interest in learning new cuisines. She follows recipes well and is willing to improve her cooking skills further.

Upon selection, Carmela will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA seminar, prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.

Growing up in a hardworking family, Rhudlyn developed strong values of responsibility, patience, and commitment to caring for others.

She completed her secondary education at San Isidro National High School in 2006. Since then, she has focused on supporting her family while gaining practical experience in childcare, household management, and overseas domestic work.

At present, Rhudlyn is staying at home, taking care of her children and managing household duties while awaiting selection for employment in Singapore.

Rhudlyn has overseas work experience in both the Middle East and Singapore.

SAUDI ARABIA (October 2021 to December 2021), she worked for an Arab family living in a three-storey family house. The household included a couple and a 7-year-old child. As the sole helper, she was responsible for the child’s daily care, ensuring the child’s safety and well-being, and performing all household chores.

SINGAPORE (April 2022 to June 2023) worked for a Taiwanese–Singaporean family living in a four-bedroom HDB flat. The household consisted of a couple and two children aged 6 and 3. Her main duties included full childcare, managing daily household chores, and simple cooking.

SINGAPORE (June 2023 to June 2024), she was transferred to a Singaporean family living in a three-bedroom condominium. The household consisted of a couple and three children aged 15, 12, and 7. The two older children had medical conditions, while the youngest child was diagnosed with autism. All three children required special attention and care. Rhudlyn was entrusted with providing consistent supervision, assisting with their daily needs, and managing all household chores. She also has experience in caring for children with special needs and understands the importance of patience and attentiveness.

She can cook Filipino and Chinese dishes and is eager to learn new cuisines, following recipes with ease.

Despite the challenges Rhudlyn encountered in one of her previous employments, she has consistently shown dedication, professionalism, and a strong sense of responsibility in her work. Her successful completion of subsequent contracts in Singapore, particularly in households with young children and children with special needs, clearly reflects her capability, resilience, and commitment as a domestic helper. Rhudlyn humbly seeks another opportunity to work and serve a new employer, where she can continue to contribute her skills, loyalty, and hardworking nature to a safe and respectful household.

Growing up in a modest and hardworking household, Hanshene developed strong family values, patience, and a deep sense of responsibility.

She completed her secondary education at San Matero Vocational and Industrial High School in 2007. She later pursued a two-year course in Computer Technology but was only able to complete her first year due to financial constraints. Despite this, she remained determined to support her family through honest work and continuous self-improvement.

At present, Hanshene works as a street food vendor while taking care of her children and managing household responsibilities. She is currently awaiting selection for employment in Singapore.

Hanshene has local domestic work experience in childcare.

PHILIPPINES (2018 to 2020), she was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom, two-storey house. The household consisted of a couple and a newborn baby, with two maids employed in the home. Hanshene’s primary responsibility was to focus on the care, safety, and daily needs of the newborn baby. During the baby’s rest periods, she assisted the other helper with light household chores. She is attentive, patient, and understands the importance of maintaining a safe and nurturing environment for children.

She is capable of cooking Filipino dishes and has a strong interest in learning new cuisines. She follows recipes well and is willing to improve her cooking skills. In addition, she is experienced in general household cleaning and has a genuine interest in gardening.

Hanshene is a responsible, patient, and hardworking individual who is eager to be given the opportunity to work overseas to support her family. She humbly seeks a chance to serve a new employer, where she can apply her childcare skills, willingness to learn, and strong work ethic in a respectful and harmonious household.

Upon selection, Hanshene will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA seminar, prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.

She completed her education up to second year high school at San Pablo National High School. Despite not finishing her formal education, she has built a strong career through her extensive overseas work experience. At present, she is spending quality time with her family while actively seeking new employment opportunities in Singapore to continue supporting them financially.

Jayanne has many years of solid experience as a domestic worker in different countries.

Kuwait from 2005 to 2007 for a Kuwaiti family living in a five-bedroom landed property. The household consisted of a couple and six children aged 13, 10, 7, 5, 4, and a 5-month-old baby. There were two maids in the household, and her responsibilities included general household cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking, while also helping in the care of the children, including the infant.

United Arab Emirate from 2007 to 2009, she worked for an Emirati family living in a four-bedroom, two-storey house. The family had a couple and four children aged 17, 14, 8, and 6. With two maids employed in the household, she was responsible for household management and assisting in caring for the children, ensuring their daily needs were met. She was the sole helper and managed all household chores independently, including cleaning, laundry, ironing, marketing, cooking, and assisting the children with their daily routines. The household consisted of a couple and a newborn baby. As the sole helper, she managed the entire household and assisted in the care and supervision of the baby. She was the sole helper and performed general household chores while assisting with the needs of both the elderly and the children. She was responsible for childcare and household chores, ensuring a clean, organized, and safe home environment. She is capable of preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, organizing activities, and engaging children in educational and recreational play while ensuring their safety and well-being at all times.

She is proficient in all general household duties, including cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, and cooking. She can prepare Filipino dishes and is knowledgeable in Arab, Chinese, and Spanish cuisine. She is able to follow recipes accurately and is open to learning new dishes according to her future employer’s preferences.

Jayanne is patient, dependable, and hardworking. With her long years of overseas experience and strong dedication to her work, she is well-prepared to serve her next employer with commitment, respect, and genuine care.

Growing up in a hardworking family has instilled in her a strong sense of responsibility, discipline, and dedication to both work and family life.

She completed her secondary education at New Era National High School in 2008. Through these roles, she has developed strong organizational skills, reliability, and the ability to work efficiently under responsibility and supervision.

In addition to her local employment, Reynelyn has overseas domestic work experience.

DUBAI ( October 2017 to January 2019), she was employed in Dubai by a Yemeni-Israeli family living in a three-bedroom condominium with a couple and four children aged 5, 3, 2, and a six-month-old baby. She served as the sole helper, with her primary responsibility focused on childcare, attending to the daily needs of the children, including feeding, bathing, changing clothes, and supervising their activities. She also assisted her female employer with household chores when needed.

Reynelyn is also proficient in household management tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, and cooking. She is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and has a strong interest in learning other foreign cuisines when given the opportunity.

Upon selection, she will undergo a week of in-house private training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the required OWWA seminar prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

Growing up in a family that values hard work and responsibility has shaped her strong work ethic and dedication to her role as a caregiver and household manager.

Brenda has solid domestic work experience in the Philippines. In this role, she worked as an all-around helper responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the home, doing laundry and ironing, marketing, and cooking daily meals.

She specializes in Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other cuisines to better serve future employers.

Upon selection, she will undergo in-house private training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the OWWA seminar prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

Aivie has gained valuable work experience both locally and overseas. She worked as a factory worker for one year, which helped develop her work ethic and adaptability.

Her domestic work experiences:

Philippines (June 2014 – January 2015) She served a Filipino family living in a one-bedroom apartment with a couple and a newborn baby. Her responsibilities included general household chores and providing daily care for the newborn. She performed all-around household duties and assisted with various errands as instructed by her employer. During this period, she was given the opportunity to continue her studies while working.

Singapore (November 2022 – May 2025) Aivie was employed by an Indian-African family living in a four-room HDB flat. She was the sole helper in the household, responsible for managing daily household chores and providing dedicated care to a 79-year-old elderly woman diagnosed with dementia. She is eager to continue learning, committed to serving her employer’s household with care and respect, and well-prepared to contribute positively to her future employer’s family.

She is the eldest of two siblings. These life experiences have shaped her independence, resilience, and strong sense of responsibility toward her family.

She completed her secondary education at Tubigon West National High School in 2011. She later pursued higher education, initially taking up Computer Science before shifting to Bachelor of Secondary Education. She studied up to the second year but was unable to complete the course due to financial constraints. Despite this, she continued to work and support her family while gaining practical life and work skills.

She had her maid employment experience :

Saudi Arabia (February 2022 – March 2024) she was employed by an Arab family living in an eight-bedroom, three-storey house. The household included an elderly couple aged 70 (male) and 65 (female), both mobile, and a 43-year-old male with kidney disease. Two helpers were employed in the household. Vanessa’s main responsibilities included: Cooking daily meals for the family, providing care and assistance to the adult male with kidney disease, Assisting and supporting the use of a Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) cycler machine, and helping the other helper with general household chores when needed. She is skilled in cooking Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new cuisines. She can follow recipes easily and is willing to take on various household tasks such as childcare, elderly care, pet care, cleaning, and gardening. She is committed to continuous learning and is prepared to serve her future employer with dedication, care, and professionalism. Upon selection, she will undergo a one-week In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA seminar prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

As the eldest among three siblings, Lea learned responsibility early in life.

She completed her secondary education at Parayao National High School in 2017.

Lea later pursued domestic work and built solid experience both locally and overseas. Her main responsibility was caring for the 10-year-old child who required special attention, while also managing daily household chores. Her duties included household work and assisting with the children’s daily needs.

Since December 2023 to the present, Lea has been employed by another Filipino family in the Philippines, living in a two-bedroom bungalow with a couple and a 7-year-old child. As an all-around housemaid, she handles household chores, cooking, and various family errands. She is also open to caring for the elderly and is willing to undergo training in providing direct nursing care and supervising their daily needs.

Lea can cook a variety of Filipino dishes, including adobo, sinigang, chop suey, and paksiw, and she is eager to learn more, especially foreign cuisines. She is known for her positive attitude, willingness to learn, and dedication to her work.

Upon selection, Lea is prepared to undergo in-house private training in Manila (TESDA-accredited), followed by the OWWA seminar and completion of POEA employment documentation in preparation for deployment.

Anecita completed her secondary education at St. Anthony Academy in Batuan, Bohol in 2005. In her desire to improve her skills and knowledge, she pursued a one-year course in Medical Encoding Specialist in Dubai, which she successfully completed in 2021.

At present, she is a full-time homemaker, taking care of her children and managing household chores while waiting for an opportunity to work in Singapore.

PHILIPPINES (2008-2018), she was employed as a domestic helper by a Filipino family living in a two-storey, two-bedroom house. Anecita served as an all-around helper, responsible for cleaning the house, doing the laundry and ironing, cooking meals, and looking after the children. She held this position for almost eight years, until July 2019. Through this experience, she developed good communication skills, adaptability, and customer service expertise.

UAE (July 2019 – Dec 2021), she was hired by a Pakistani family in the United Arab Emirates as a domestic helper. The family lived in a five-bedroom apartment consisting of a couple, a 63-year-old elderly woman with diabetes, and two children aged seven and a newborn baby. The household had two helpers, and Anecita’s main responsibility was to take care of the children — including feeding, bathing, preparing their meals, changing clothes, and accompanying them to various activities. At times, she also assisted in attending to the needs of the elderly family member.

as a domestic helper both locally and abroad, Anecita is confident in handling newborns, toddlers, and young children. She is skilled in performing childcare duties such as meal preparation, feeding, bathing, dressing, and engaging children in educational and recreational activities. She is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and can easily follow recipes. She is open and eager to learn other types of cuisine, especially if given the opportunity to train.

Moreover, Anecita is willing to take care of the elderly or persons with special needs and is open to undergoing training to improve her caregiving skills. She is also willing to do additional tasks such as gardening, pet care, and car washing if required by her employer.

Anecita describes herself as hardworking, trustworthy, and patient. She values honesty and dedication in her work and always strives to perform her duties to the best of her ability. With her pleasant personality, responsible attitude, and genuine love for caring for others, she hopes to be given the opportunity to work abroad and provide a better future for her family.

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.

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.

Rizel's journey in education was marked by determination. She completed her secondary education at Caramoran School of Fisheries in 2014. Unfortunately, after reaching her second year in college, financial constraints forced her to stop pursuing her degree. Although unable to finish her college education, Rizel never lost her will to move forward.

Instead of giving up, she redirected her energy into working and supporting her own growing family. Despite the responsibilities at home, she has never stopped working to create a better life for her children.

Her domestic work experience began,

PHILIPPINES (June 2016 Feb 2017), while studying, Rizel took on a job as a maid for a Filipino family to help support her schooling. She lived in a two-storey home with a couple and their two older children and managed house cleaning, cooking, and laundry. Her dedication to balancing work and education at such a young age showed her sense of responsibility and independence.

PHILIPPINES (Dec 2022 - June 2023), she again worked as a domestic helper for another Filipino household, this time taking care of all general housework in a bungalow home with a couple and their adult child. These roles not only gave her hands-on experience in household management but also sharpened her skills in cooking, cleaning, and time management. This role, although part-time, has given her a sense of service and connection to the people around her. When she's not at work, Rizel devotes her time to raising her children, managing household chores, and preparing for a potential job opportunity overseas in Singapore. R izel now looks forward to the opportunity to work abroad, not just to earn a living but to give her children the life and education she once had to give up.

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.

In 2014, she completed her secondary education at Caramoran School of Fisheries. Following that, she enrolled in a course in Hotel and Restaurant Services, studying until her second year.

PHILIPPINES ( 2015 - 2016 ) Florie Mae’s experience in domestic work when she worked as a stay-in helper and working student for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom bungalow. The household included a couple and their 5-year-old child. As an all-around helper, she was responsible for keeping the house clean, doing laundry and ironing, cooking meals, and taking care of the child. She attended school three times a week and ensured her duties at home were done before going to class. This experience gave her early exposure to balancing responsibilities, which she carried into her personal and professional life. She is hopeful and ready for new opportunities that will help provide a better future for her family.

She is confident in taking care of newborns and young children, with hands-on experience in feeding, bathing, changing clothes, preparing meals, and engaging them in age-appropriate learning activities. Though her primary experience is in childcare, she is also open and willing to care for the elderly and individuals with special needs, if given the opportunity.

In addition to childcare, Florie Mae is skilled in housekeeping tasks, including general cleaning, doing the laundry, ironing, and cooking. She can confidently prepare Filipino dishes and is eager to learn foreign cuisines to better serve families of different cultures.

Once selected, she is prepared to undergo a 2-week in-house training in Manila (accredited by TESDA), followed by the OWWA seminar and full POEA document processing in preparation for deployment abroad.

Florie Mae Clado Garcia is a responsible, hardworking, and family-oriented individual who is motivated by her desire to provide a better life for her children. She brings with her a genuine heart for caregiving and a strong willingness to learn and grow.

Growing up in a large family helped shape Carina’s strong sense of responsibility, independence, and dedication to caring for others.

She completed her secondary education at St. Michael College of Laguna in 1994. Even at a young age, Carina showed determination and a strong work ethic. She began working as a factory worker from 1991 to 2001 and later from 2002 to 2005, gaining valuable experience in discipline, teamwork, and perseverance.

Seeking better opportunities to support her family, Carina later worked abroad as a domestic helper in Singapore. As an all-around housemaid, Carina handled household chores, cooking, and childcare, providing attentive and reliable care for the children.

Through her extensive experience, Carina has become well-versed in maintaining household cleanliness, doing laundry, marketing, and cooking.

She is also open and willing to care for elderly persons and is prepared to undergo training in providing direct nursing care and supervising their overall well-being.

Carina can cook a variety of Filipino dishes and simple Chinese meals and is capable of following recipe books.

She is also willing to take on additional responsibilities such as car washing and pet care when required. She is available for in-person interviews upon request, bringing with her years of experience, dedication, and a sincere commitment to serving families with care and professionalism.

Rowena is the second of six siblings in a close-knit family.

Rowena completed her secondary education at General Santos City National High School in 2004.

Seeking better opportunities, Rowena worked abroad as domestic worker;

MALAYSIA (Jul 2016 to Oct 2018 ) Served a Chinese -Taiwanese family living in a three-bedroom bungalow. The household consisted of a couple and their three children aged 15, 17, and 21. In this role, she served as an all-around helper, managing a wide range of duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, gardening, car washing, and caring for two dogs. She also assisted the children with their daily needs, contributing to the smooth running of the household.

Rowena is confident in caring for young children, having assisted with the upbringing of her nieces and nephew. She is capable of performing essential childcare tasks including feeding, bathing, preparing school items, supervising playtime, and ensuring safety and well-being.

Beyond childcare, she is highly skilled in household management. Rowena takes pride in maintaining a clean and organized home environment. Rowena is proficient in Filipino and Chinese cooking. She remains eager to learn new cuisines to further improve her abilities. She is also comfortable with gardening, car washing, and pet care.

Currently, Rowena is visiting Singapore while exploring opportunities to secure employment before returning home. She is known for her dedication, reliability, and willingness to learn—qualities that make her a valuable asset to any household.

She completed her secondary education at Pag-asa National High School in 2007. To upgrade her skills and improve her employment opportunities, she completed Housekeeping NC II in 2022 and a formal Caregiving Course in 2023.

Alice has several years of experience in the manufacturing industry, where she developed discipline, attention to detail, and the ability to follow strict protocols.

Alice is currently employed as a CAREGIVER since Dec 2023 at the Franciscan Missionary of Mary – St. Joseph Convent. She is assigned to care for elderly nuns, many of whom have special needs and some are bedridden. She works a 9-hour daily duty with a 1:6 caregiver-to-patient ratio.

If selected for employment, she will undergo Domestic Work NC II and a one-week TESDA-accredited In-House Private Training in Manila. This training covers essential household competencies such as cleaning, washing, ironing, and maintaining proper hygiene standards.

Alice is eager to pursue a long-term career in caregiving, whether locally or overseas. She is dedicated, hardworking, and willing to undergo further training to meet the standards expected of professional caregivers.

Due to her husband’s illness, he is no longer able to work. Fremilyn completed her secondary education at General Santos City High School in 2002.

In 2011, she began working as a factory worker, gaining four years of non-domestic work experience. Currently, she is spending quality time with her family while waiting for her overseas application in Singapore to be selected.

Her domestic work experiences are:

1. The household consisted of a couple and two children, ages 3 years and 10 months. She was the sole helper, responsible for childcare, general housekeeping, and assisting her employer in cooking.

2. Saudi Arabia (September 2023 – November 2025)
She worked for another Arab family living in a 6-bedroom, 3-storey house. She was one of three helpers and shared tasks such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking.

Fremilyn is confident and experienced in caring for newborns and young children. Her childcare abilities include preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, supervising activities, and conducting simple educational play.

She is an excellent cook of Filipino dishes and has knowledge of simple Arab cuisine. She only needs to complete the remaining documentation mandated by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) for the deployment of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).

Growing up in a modest rural environment, Mira learned early the importance of perseverance, humility, and family responsibility.

She completed her secondary education at Don Eulogio de Guzman Memorial National High School in 2015. While waiting for her application to be selected in Singapore, Mira is currently working as a helper for a relative, ensuring she continues to sharpen her skills while supporting her family. Mira was responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of their two-room bungalow home, doing the laundry, cooking, and attending to the needs of the children. This role helped her develop patience, gentle caregiving skills, and strong multitasking abilities.

January 2025 to the present, Mira has been working for a relative’s family in a two-bedroom bungalow. She cares for a 70+ year-old elderly woman who is still mobile, along with two adult family members. Her daily duties include cleaning, laundry and ironing, cooking meals, and assisting the elder with her everyday needs. This experience has strengthened her capability in elderly care, complementing her childcare experience.

Mira is confident in cooking simple Filipino dishes and is eager to learn more, including Chinese cuisine. She can follow recipes well and enjoys expanding her knowledge in the kitchen. Her skill set covers a wide range of household tasks, including childcare, elderly care, cooking, cleaning, laundry and ironing, car washing, pet care, and gardening. She is adaptable, willing to learn, and committed to providing quality service to her future employer.

Driven by her desire to support her children’s education and secure a better future for her family, Mira is very eager to work abroad again. She is available for interview via phone or video call upon request and is prepared to comply with all requirements of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) for deployment.

Growing up in a simple but hardworking environment, Jessa learned early the values of responsibility, respect, and perseverance.

She completed her secondary education at Kauswagan Aurora National High School in 2015 and went on to pursue a course in Information Technology. She reached her second year in college but was unable to continue due to financial challenges faced by her family. Despite this setback, Jessa remained determined to support her loved ones and sought opportunities to improve her life. Her dedication to her son continues to drive her commitment to work abroad and secure a better future for their family.

Jessa gained valuable household service experience:

Philippines (2022-2024), working for a Filipino family living in a two-storey, three-room home. The household consisted of a couple and two children, aged 12 and 10. She worked alongside one other helper and was entrusted with various domestic tasks, including general house cleaning, laundry, marketing, occasional cooking, and car washing. Through this role, she developed a strong sense of organization, responsibility, and time management.

Jessa is confident in preparing Filipino dishes and is eager to learn other cuisines. Beyond cooking, she is experienced in childcare, elderly care, cleaning, pet care, car washing, and gardening, making her a versatile and dependable helper suited for a wide range of household needs.

She is deeply motivated to work abroad, primarily for the education and future of her son and to provide long-term stability for her family.

Upon selection, Jessa will undergo a week of In-House Private Training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the required OWWA seminar, before proceeding with the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.