Irene Salazar Manglanlan is a 39-year-old single woman from Urdaneta City, Pangasinan, Philippines. She grew up in a humble but close-knit family as the third child among six siblings—four brothers and one sister. Her father, now 70 years old, worked as a carpenter most of his life to support the family, while her mother, also 70, dedicated herself to being a full-time housewife. Growing up in a modest household taught Irene the values of hard work, patience, and responsibility from an early age. She completed her secondary education at Urdaneta National High School in 2002. Although she was unable to pursue higher education due to financial constraints, she remained determined to build a better future for herself and her family. Soon after graduating, she worked as a factory worker in the Philippines for two years, gaining her first real-world experience in a structured work environment. In 2009, Irene took a courageous step and flew to Singapore to work as a domestic helper. Over the years, she has accumulated over 15 years of hands-on experience in household management, childcare, elderly care, and cooking. SINGAPORE (March 2009 – Mar 2010), working for a Chinese family in a small 2-bedroom HDB flat. The household consisted of one adult and a 70-year-old elderly woman who was diabetic. Irene’s primary duty was to care for the elderly—monitoring her condition, preparing meals suited to her dietary needs, and assisting her with daily routines. Alongside this, she also maintained the cleanliness of the home. SINGAPORE (April 2010 -Mar 2012), Irene transferred to another Chinese household with a 9-month-old baby. There, she discovered her love and skill for caring for young children. Her responsibilities included bottle-feeding, bathing the baby, preparing baby food, and putting the child to sleep, as well as doing general housework and cooking. SINGAPORE (November 2012 – September 2024)Her longest and most enriching employment was with a Chinese-Indian family , a span of nearly 12 years. She worked in a 4-bedroom landed house with a couple and their three school-aged children. Irene handled all aspects of household management—from cleaning, laundry, and ironing to cooking various Chinese, Indian, and Filipino dishes. She also cared for two pet dogs, washed the family car, and supported the children's daily routines. Her ability to adapt and manage a big household for over a decade is a testament to her dedication and competence. SINGAPORE (September 2024 – January 2025), she briefly joined an Indian family residing in a 4-bedroom condominium, helping care for two children aged 15 and 11. Her duties were similar—household chores, cooking, and assisting the children. Through her years of experience, Irene has become well-versed in all aspects of housekeeping. She is confident in her ability to care for children of all ages and is also capable of handling elderly care with compassion and attention. She is skilled in cooking a variety of dishes and can follow recipes with ease. Despite being far from home for many years, Irene remains deeply connected to her roots and family. Her primary goal has always been to provide a better life for her aging parents and support her younger siblings when needed. With her strong work ethic, loyalty, and many years of experience, Irene is now ready for her next opportunity to work and serve with dedication