Euva Yntig Villacencio

Euva Yntig Villacencio is a 41-year-old married woman from Balamban, Cebu, Philippines. She is blessed with three children aged 20, 15, and 14. Her husband, aged 46, works as a welder. As a mother of three, she has developed strong caregiving skills and a deep sense of responsibility in managing both household and family needs. She comes from a humble family and is the second child among five siblings, having three brothers and one sister. Her father, now 75 years old, is a retired construction foreman, while her 65-year-old mother is currently employed as a caregiver for an elderly individual. Growing up in a hardworking family environment has shaped her values of diligence, patience, and perseverance. Euva completed her secondary education at Buanay National High School in 2001. Shortly after, she gained work experience as a factory worker from 2004 to 2005. She got married in 2005 and devoted herself to becoming a hands-on mother, focusing on raising her children and managing their household. She had gained formal experience in domestic work locally and in abroad. Philippines from 2014 to 2015, where she worked for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom bungalow house with two children aged 10 and 8. She was the sole helper and worked on a stay-out arrangement from 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Her responsibilities included taking care of the children, cleaning the house, doing the laundry, cooking meals, and handling other daily household chores efficiently. TAIWAN (February 2016 to March 2019), she worked for a Taiwanese family consisted of a couple and four children aged 7, 5, 2, and a 2-month-old infant, living in a 3-storey house. As the only helper, she was primarily assigned to care for the youngest child, ensuring the baby’s safety, feeding, and daily needs. While the employer (madam) stayed at home, she also assisted in maintaining the household by cleaning, washing clothes, and helping with cooking. Hong Kong from August 2019 to November 2019 by a Chinese family living in a 2-bedroom flat with two children aged 10 and 9. As the sole helper, she managed all household chores and took care of the children, including preparing meals, assisting with their daily routines, and maintaining cleanliness in the home. However, her employment was cut short due to a family emergency that required her to return to the Philippines. Taiwan (February 2020 to September 2024), She was again hired to worked for another Taiwanese family. The household consisted of three adults and a 90-year-old elderly woman who was bedridden and half-paralyzed. Her primary responsibility was to provide full-time care for the elderly, which included performing NGT feeding, managing catheter care, administering medication, and assisting with grooming and hygiene. This experience further enhanced her skills in elderly caregiving, especially in handling patients with special medical needs. When time permitted, she also helped with household chores such as cleaning and laundry. At present, she is managing her own small sari-sari store while waiting for her application for overseas employment in Singapore. With her extensive experience in childcare, household management, and specialized elderly care, she is confident in her ability to meet the expectations of her future employer. She is also capable of cooking Filipino and simple Taiwanese dishes, can follow recipes, and is willing to learn new cuisines and skills as required. Upon selection, she is prepared to undergo further training, including a one-week TESDA-accredited in-house training in Manila, as well as attend the required OWWA seminar and complete POEA documentation for deployment.