Rizqa Nauli is a 43‑year‑old Indonesian, divorced, and a mother of four children aged 20, 17 (twins), and 11. She has six years of working experience in Singapore, specializing in childcare and elderly care.

Took care of own four babies from newborn to 3 year old. Feeding, preparing milk powder, night routine, put baby to sleep.

With four different employers, she cared for children ranging from 8 months to 12 years old. Her daily duties included preparing breakfast, ironing uniforms, cleaning shoes and socks, and ensuring school bags were ready. She was responsible for bringing children to and from school by public bus, showing reliability and attentiveness. After school, she supervised playtime at the playground, assisted with showering, napping, and prepared meals, always ensuring the children’s safety and well‑being.

Rizqa cared for elderly 81-year-old grandfather who had undergone toe amputations and relied on a walking frame. She prepared meals according to his dietary needs, ensured timely medication, and accompanied him to medical appointments. To safeguard his well‑being, she remained nearby during showering and toileting, ready to assist immediately in case of falls. Beyond physical support, Rizqa provided meaningful companionship - spending time talking with him, listening, and understanding his emotions. Her ability to combine attentive care with emotional support helped maintain his dignity, comfort, and overall quality of life.

She is experienced in maintaining HDB flats, handling daily household chores such as sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, dusting, laundry, ironing, bathroom cleaning, kitchen care, and waste disposal. She consistently ensured hygiene and neatness in all areas of the home. With children and an elderly person in the household, she was attentive to keeping the environment clutter‑free to prevent accidents or falls.

She also enjoys cooking and is skilled in preparing Indonesian dishes like rendang, satay chicken rice, sambal, curries, and porridge, as well as simple Chinese meals such as soups, chap chai, steamed fish, and steamed eggs. She adjusts taste according to the elderly, young children, and adults preferences. She learns new recipes from various social media platforms.

Rizqa Nauli is fully interview‑ready, whether through face‑to‑face meetings or video calls, allowing employers to conveniently assess her suitability. She is available for transfer by 31 January 2026, ensuring a smooth transition into her next employment. With her skills, adaptability, and dedication, she is ready to contribute positively to her future employer’s household.