Nuni Astiani is a 30‑year‑old Indonesian, divorced with a 9‑year‑old daughter. She is a positive and mature individual with a responsible personality. Nuni has worked for three employers in Singapore, gaining experience in both childcare and elderly care. She communicates well in English, can read and write simple English, and is fluent in Malay.

Her first employer was a family of four consisting of Sir, Madam, an adult son, and an 86‑year‑old dementia Ah Mah. Nuni focused on caring for Ah Mah by administering medication, checking blood pressure, assisting with showering, toileting, diaper changes, and supporting mobility to prevent falls. She managed challenges such as tantrums, refusal to shower or take medicine, forgetfulness, and sleepless nights, all common symptoms of dementia. In addition, she cleaned a 3‑bedroom, 2‑toilet HDB flat, ensured the floor was free of hazards, and handled laundry and ironing.

Her second employer was a family of four with Sir, Madam, a teenage daughter, and a healthy Ah Mah. Nuni’s duties were mainly household work, cleaning and maintaining two houses - a condominium and an HDB flat, both with 3 bedrooms and 2 toilets. She ensured cleanliness, organization, and proper upkeep across both households.

Her third employer was a family of four with Sir, Madam, and two school‑going daughters aged six and eight. Nuni prepared the children daily for school, ensuring school bags were ready, uniforms pressed, and shoes and socks clean. She walked the youngest to and from school, accompanied the eldest to the bus stop, and escorted her to tuition classes by bus. She provided after‑school care including showering, meals, companionship, and supervised playtime. She engaged the children in outdoor activities such as playground visits and swimming, always ensuring their safety. In addition, she cleaned a 3‑bedroom, 2‑toilet condominium, managed laundry and ironing, performed marketing, and cooked meals for the family.

She enjoys cooking and is skilled in preparing both Chinese and Indonesian dishes such as sweet and sour pork, braised pork, curries, sambals, steamed fish, steamed chicken, steamed egg, porridge, fried rice, fried fish, and fried chicken. Her cooking is suitable for children and elderly, and she is able to follow new recipes to meet family preferences.

Nuni is now ready for interview at the convenience of employers via video call. Her daughter is cared for by her parents, and she understands the importance of Nuni working in Singapore to support her. She is prepared to fly over once her work permit is approved and begin her new employment promptly.