Chidinma C

Date Of Birth: June 20, 1996

City: Parklands, Cape Town

Languages: English

Hobbies: Cooking and Watching movies

What makes you a good caregiver?

‘‘I excel at providing compassionate assistance tailored to my client’s needs, maintaining a supportive and understanding presence, and adapting to changing situations with flexibility and empathy. My ability to listen, empathize, and provide personalized support makes me a good caregiver.’’

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?

‘‘I feel most qualified in communication, as I excel in listening attentively, empathizing with others' emotions, and effectively conveying information and support. Additionally ,I am more experienced in frail care, elderly care, disability care and specialized care.’’

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?

" I just feel happy knowing that the care and assistance I provide makes a positive impact in the lives of the people I care for and I find immense joy in connecting with seniors and learning from their wisdom and life experiences.’’

Respect

Date Of Birth: 27 January 1995

City: Berea, Johannesburg

Languages: English, Zulu

Hobbies: Cooking, singing

Reviews received from clients

What makes you a good caregiver?

"I am a respectful individual dedicated to serving my clients with care and attention to their needs and personal space. I am passionate and compassionate about# my work, striving to understand my clients' preferences and ensuring their comfort while assisting them.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?

“I am comfortable working with clients with various medical conditions, such as general Frail care, Post-Operative care, Disability care, Dementia Care, Palliative Care, Stoma Care, and Wound Care Monitoring to highlight a few.”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?

“I enjoy working with seniors because it brings me joy knowing that the comfort and care I provide makes a positive impact in the lives of those I care for.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?

“I am actively part of a netball team and I love gardening.”

What personal values are most important to you?

“Family ,respect ,honesty. Having a loving family to turn to can help bring stability, joy and comfort.”

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Shareeka

Date Of Birth: 29 March 1992

City: Delft, Cape Town

Languages: English, Afrikaans

Hobbies: Listening to music , swimming, cooking and trying new recipes, doing outside activities like playing sporty games with the kids.

Reviews received from clients

What makes you a good caregiver and child minder?

“ What makes me a good caregiver is that I always put others needs and well being first. I’m honest, trustworthy and always willing to go the extra mile. As a child minder, I excel in creating a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for children to thrive in.’’

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?

“I am comfortable working with Alzheimer’s patients, stroke, disabled, palliative care and child care. As a child minder, I feel most qualified in several key skill areas: such as safety :safety and well-being of the children under my care are my top priorities. I maintain a safe environment by implementing safety protocols, supervising activities closely, and proactively addressing any potential hazards”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors and children?

“I enjoy working with seniors because it brings me joy to be able to make a difference in their everyday lives when they are unable to and to put a smile on their face.
As a childminder, I find joy in engaging with children and experiencing their sense of wonder as they discover new things.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?

“The most interesting thing about# me is that I love singing. Its my second nature. I believe music calms the soul.”

What personal values are most important to you?

“Respecting yourself. Being honest at all cost and accepting yourself for who you truly are.”

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Jecinta

Date Of Birth: 30 April 1984

City: Hout Bay, Cape Town

Languages: English, Afrikaans

Hobbies: Cooking, reading

Reviews received from clients

What makes you a good companion?

“I am a cheerful, humorous, truthful, and dependable person. I put forth my utmost effort in everything I do and consistently exceed expectations.”

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?

“Each day feels like my finest day because working with the elderly has taught me so much, and I continue to gain knowledge from them.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a companion?

“What makes me most qualified to be a companion is my proficiency in driving, my attentive and patient listening skills, my compassionate and caring nature, my courage to face challenging situations, and my ability to bring joy and fun into the lives of those I interact with.”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?

“Being among the elderly, listening to the stories of their life journeys that have shaped them into who they are today, and engaging with them through both the highs and lows of life is a deeply enriching experience.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?

“I have a deep affection for animals, and I excel in their care and well-being.”

Sr Bomikazi

I am a qualified professional nurse since November 2020, currently residing in Durban, South Beach, KwaZulu-Natal.

I hold a Code 8 driver's license and completed my training at R K Khan, St. Andrew's Hospital, and King Edward Hospital from December 2020 to August 2022. Subsequently, I worked at St. Joseph Hospital Entabeni from September 2022 to March 2023, after which my contract concluded.

I am a humble and compassionate individual, always willing to learn and adapt to new environments.

Sandra

Date Of Birth: 14 September 1965

City: Mouille Point, Cape Town

Languages: English

Hobbies: Cooking, wine appreciation and spending time with family

What makes you a good companion?

I am a patient and kind individual, and I derive genuine joy from spending time with older people. Knowing that I am contributing value and providing assistance and companionship to an older person is highly rewarding to me.

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.?

I sat with an elderly lady under my care, savoring moments while going through photographs and enjoying a cup of tea together. We exchanged stories of her fondest memories, and I had brought along a delightful cake that we both savored during our time together.

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a companion?

I have experience working as a carer in the UK and as an au pair in Johannesburg. I have a genuine passion for being of service and providing assistance, whether it's offering companionship, preparing meals, or fulfilling any other necessary tasks. My patience and nurturing nature make me well-suited for this role.

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?

The satisfaction I derive from knowing that I am enriching their lives, alleviating loneliness, and contributing to their overall well-being by making their days more engaging and productive is incredibly fulfilling.

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?

I'm not particularly comfortable with public speaking or being in large crowds during social gatherings. I much prefer spending time with a small group or engaging in one-on-one interactions.

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Michelle G

I currently stay in Cape Town and was born in 1963.

I am a compassionate and dedicated care-giver, with experience providing domestic care to the elderly and frail, as well as 11 years childcare experience.

I have also co-owned a business that specialized in the restoration and sales of antique furniture.

In my free time I enjoy doing charity work, cooking and baking, reading, yoga, outdoor activities, theaters and movies, board games, church activities.

Sr Wilma

I was born in the Karoo in Eastern Cape in 1967 and currently reside in Cape Town.

I speak the following languages: English & Afrikaans.

I graduated from Nico Malan College as a General and Psychiatric Nurse, as well as a Midwife and Community Health Nurse, 36 years ago. I furthered my studies and became a Ophthalmic Nurse in 1996 at Groote Schuur Hospital and pursued Management Development at the University of Stellenbosch in 2004. I’ve since worked at various hospitals such as Groote Schuur Hospital, Vincent Palotti Hospital, Metropolis Pathologists and 13 years at the Western Cape Blood Service.

I am currently involved in an Organic Health and Cleaning Products business.

In my free time I enjoy reading and public speaking.

Sr Elizabeth

I was born in Port Elizabeth in 1956 and currently reside in Palmridge, Port Elizabeth.

I speak the following languages: English & Afrikaans

I graduated from Charlotte Searle Nursing College as a General Nurse 44 years ago. I furthered my studies and became a registered Midwife in 1996. I’ve since gained experience in the following fields: surgical, orthopedic, neuro, thoracic, pediatric, antenatal, immunization chronic care, labour wards, burn units, as well as geriatric. My nursing career was spent at the Provincial Hospital, Uitenhage Hospital, Livingstone Hospital as well as Karstens Primary Healthcare Clinic.

I am currently involved in charity work within my community, and I offer my time to provide bed baths to the elderly in my church.

In my free time I enjoy swimming, camping, hiking and watching rugby, tennis and cricket.

Sr Brenda

I was born in Cape Town in 1967 and currently reside in Bellville.

I speak the following languages: English & Afrikaans

My nursing career spans over 10 years. I graduated from Netcare Training Academy as a Registered Nurse.

I am currently a Head Nurse at Oude Westhof Retirement Village and work closely with various nurses and caregivers.

In my free time I enjoy traveling, visiting clients or reading a novel.

Sr Wendy

I was born in Pietermaritzburg in 1987 and currently reside in Pietermaritzburg.

I speak the following languages: English and a bit of Zulu.

My nursing career spans over 16 years. I graduated from KwaZulu Natal College of Nursing as a Registered Nurse and Midwife. I’ve gained experience working at various hospitals during my training.

I am currently a Registered Nurse who specializes in General, Psychiatry and Community work, at Greys Hospital.

In my free time I try my best to keep fit and go to the gym.

Sr Regina

I am a Registered Nurse. I graduated as an Enrolled Nurse at Northdale Hospital in 1980 and started nursing at Town Hill Hospital in 2003. I qualified as a Registered Nurse in 2006 and furthered my studies and graduated with a Diploma in Psychiatry in 2008.

I have worked for various hospitals doing general nursing and psychiatric nursing over the course of 41 years. I have a certificate in Vaccinating as I was a vaccinator in Chatsworth during the Covid outbreak. I have also just recently graduated from a counselling and leadership course.

I am currently on the executive board of Rainbow Haven Old Age home and like to partake in voluntary work. The longest volunteer work I am involved in is arranging feeding schemes for rural developments in Pietermaritzburg.

In my spare time I like gardening, reading and spending time with family and friends.

Nwabisa N

Date Of Birth: Aug 28, 1990

City: Masiphumelele, Cape Town.

Languages: English, Xhosa and Zulu

Hobbies: Spending time with family & friends.

What makes you a good caregiver?

“I was caring for a mother whose foot condition prevented her from moving around the house and I am doing everything for her! My ability to do such led me to take a home base care course as I found a passion to do such and make a profession out of it.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?

“ I feel most skilled but not limited to; Dementia Care, Post Operative Care, Wound Monitoring, Pressure Care, Palliative Care, PEG insertion, and feeding.”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?

“The straightforwardness of their approach is greatly appreciated by me. It is wonderful to hear their stories and receive their wisdom."

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?

“I see myself as an outgoing, spontaneous, and bubbly person, but I don’t come across as one.”

Sr Sandra

I was born in Zambia in 1971 and currently reside in Johannesburg.

I speak the following languages: English & Zulu

My nursing career spans over 30 years. I graduated from Netcare Training Academy as a critical care Nurse.

Currently I am finishing off my BCUR degree with UNISA. I have also done lots of short courses and in service training which equips me to handle clients needs with expertise.

In my free time I enjoy traveling, listening to music or reading a novel.

Winstonia

Caregiver

Date Of Birth: 29th October 1988

City: Westbury, Gauteng

Languages: Afrikaans & English

Hobbies: Family time

REVIEWS RECEIVED FROM CLIENTS

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I have a passion for what I do. Taking care of the elderly and disabled”

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.

“On my birthday one of my colleagues decided to give me a cake party with our residents at work. What made it special was the fact that I felt so welcomed and loved by everyone.”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?
“I get to see how things get done and just learning from them makes the life of a caregiver so much greater, because of the experience the elderly has that one can learn from.’’

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a Caregiver?

“With the experience I have gained over the years, I am comfortable with Dementia Care, Physically Disabled Care, Mentally Disabled Care, Disabled Care for Children, Nanny care, Vital Signs, Catheter Care, and Pressure Care.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I would love to work hard and better myself, becoming a nursing sister”

What personal values are most important to you?
“Reliability, honesty, loyalty and loving and accepting everyone I cross paths with”

Kishmea

Caregiver

Date Of Birth: 8th October 2000

City: Algoa park, Port Elizabeth

Languages: English & Afrikaans

Hobbies: Playing board games

What makes you a good caregiver?
“It would be my passion to work with the sick , frail and people that can no longer help themselves”

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.

“At Huisegenote where I done my practical’s there was a very stubborn elderly lady and the ladies that did their practical with me did not have the patience to deal with the elderly lady, as well as the staff that was working at the time, she was suppose to take a bath the evening but she was up to her old tricks again but when she saw me she asked the ladies if I could bath her, she then gladly take a bath that day I felt very good about# myself it really made my day”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?
“Seniors always knows best and can teach you all the right and important things about# life so I'm very eager and willing to learn more about# my surroundings for me I can just learn the best from them’’

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a Caregiver?

“All areas that needs my attention mostly the ones that really needs my help, that can't do nothing for themselves”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I'm a hard worker, eager to learn more than I'm suppose to, I got a very soft heart when it comes to the elderly.”

What personal values are most important to you?
“Good ambition compassion, patience, committed and self discipline”

Nokuthula

Caregiver

Date Of Birth: 11th November 1991

City: Kwazakhele, Port Elizabeth

Languages: Zulu & English

Hobbies: Family time

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I am a caring person and honest, I am reliable and loyal I always go above and beyond to ensure that I fulfil my duties to the best of my ability”

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.

“It would be the day we were given a certificate of appreciation for the dedication and care of patients”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?
“Being around them in general brings me great joy, I love learning from them and listening to their amazing stories’’

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a Caregiver?

“With the experience I have gained over the years, I am comfortable with Dementia Care, Physically Disabled Care, Mentally Disabled Care, Disabled Care for Children, Vital Signs, Catheter Care, and Pressure Care.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I am always on time when it comes to my work, and I make sure I do everything that is needed to be done.”

What personal values are most important to you?
“Trustworthy, Integrity and punctual”

Brenda M

Caregiver

Date Of Birth: 30th October 1996

City: Windsor west, Johannesburg

Languages: Shona & English

Hobbies: Family time

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I am passionate, caring, courageous and I am a highly empathetic and a caring individual, I am patient and passionate about# what I do, I give my all in assisting my clients.”

Your best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good.

“It was the day I assisted a patient that had a mental breakdown and I comforted him, I assured him that he is safe, I then sang his favorite song and made smile that made it my greatest working day.”

What makes you most excited about# working with seniors?
“The advice and the joy they bring to my soul when I am assisting them”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a Caregiver?

“Eager in treating my patients in the best way possible, listening with understanding, I am comprehensive, I can work in groups , and as a individual, I can work under pressure, I pay attention to detail and I go above and beyond for the clients I assist.”

What’s the most interesting thing about# you that we don’t know from your resume?
“I'm good at singing and story telling because music comforts many souls”

What personal values are most important to you?
“Honesty, integrity, accountability and respect”