Ntwiba M

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Date Of Birth: December 25th, 1984

City: Parow, Cape Town

Languages: English and French

Hobbies: Floristry and Hairstyling

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I’m a patient and gentle caregiver who truly cares about the people I support. I pay attention to the small details, stay calm in difficult situations, and always make sure my clients feel safe, respected, and understood.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver ?
“I’m confident working with clients who have physical disabilities, dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, mental health challenges, and those needing palliative or specialised care. I can also assist with mobility, wound monitoring, medication reminders, and keeping clients comfortable and supported throughout the day.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“I enjoy the trust they build and the stories and wisdom they share. Being able to support them with patience, kindness, and stability makes the work very meaningful to me.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day at work was when I took a patient out for a walk, and she shared the story of her life with me. Listening to her experiences was inspiring, and she felt relieved and happy afterward. Seeing her open up and feel lighter made the day unforgettable for me.”

Mitchelle T

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Date Of Birth: March 11, 2000

City: Constantia, Cape Town

Languages: English

Hobbies: Reading and Cooking

What makes you a good caregiver?
”I believe I’m a good caregiver because I’m patient, gentle and truly committed to helping others. I listen carefully, pay attention to the small details and try my best to make each client feel safe, respected and supported. I’m dependable, calm in difficult moments and always willing to learn so that I can care for each person in the way they need.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver ?
”I’m most confident in providing specialized care such as stroke support, general frail care, and post-operative care. This includes monitoring wounds, supporting catheter care, assisting with mobility and physio exercises, and ensuring overall safety and comfort. I’m also experienced in medication reminders, preparing nutritious meals, and keeping clients engaged in a calm and supportive environment.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“I enjoy their patience and the trust they build. They appreciate genuine care, and I love learning from them while supporting their daily needs.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day was when I encouraged a client to celebrate her birthday again after years of avoiding it. Seeing her happy and healing made the day very meaningful.”

Nomsa M

Date Of Birth: February 16, 1980

City: Khayelitsha, Cape Town

Languages: English and isiXhosa

Hobbies: Cooking and Baking

What makes you a good caregiver and childminder?
“I am patient, reliable, and genuinely passionate about caregiving. I pay close attention to the needs of the people I support and always ensure they feel comfortable, understood, and well-looked-after. I approach every task with dedication and a positive attitude.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver and childminder?
“I have strong experience in early childhood stimulation, supporting children with routines, homework assistance, and emotional development. I am also confident with elderly care, including mobility support, meal preparation, companionship, and ensuring medication reminders are followed correctly. I adapt easily to different care needs and home environments.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors and children?
“I enjoy building meaningful relationships and creating a safe, loving environment. Whether it’s keeping a senior company or helping a child learn something new, I find joy in making a positive difference in their day. Every person I care for teaches me something, and that’s what motivates me.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day at work was when a child I had been helping with reading finally completed her first full book on her own. Seeing her confidence and excitement grow made me feel proud and reminded me why I love this work.”

Sinesipho M

Date Of Birth: February 17, 2001

City: Garsfontein, Pretoria

Languages: English, Xhosa and Zulu

Hobbies: Playing netball, singing and listening to music

What makes you a good caregiver?

“I'm a very passionate and generous person who is always keen on making everyone around me happy and comfortable. I also believe that as a good caregiver, it is important to be loving, caring and understanding - qualities that I possess.”

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

“I feel most qualified in working in Palliative, Frail and Physical Disability care and other requirements from my years of experience working at frail care facilities and hospitals. I am well experienced in diabetes and dementia, as well as wound monitoring and pressure care.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

“What I enjoy the most is listening to their stories and learning new things. I also gain so much experience through them as each one of them are different and unique.”

What was your best day at work and what made it good?

“In my time at a hospital, I was overseeing a client with diabetes whose sugar levels got dangerously high. I noticed in time and managed to regulate her sugar levels, which saved her. I felt so good because I got recognised by the head nurse for my work that day.”

What personal values are most important to you?

“Dedication and compassion”

Sphokazi

Date Of Birth: May 16, 1997

City: Milnerton, Cape Town

Languages: Xhosa and English

Hobbies: Reading and Cooking

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I’m caring, calm, and patient, and I connect well with seniors. I make sure the people I look after feel safe, understood, and supported. I always bring kindness and a positive attitude into every home I work in, ensuring their comfort and wellbeing.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver ?
“I’m confident with personal care, mobility support, meal preparation, medication reminders, and assisting clients with their daily routines. I’m also skilled at maintaining a clean and organised environment, which helps seniors feel comfortable and secure.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“I enjoy building meaningful connections with seniors and providing companionship and support. Being able to offer comfort, reassurance, and assistance in their daily lives makes the work very rewarding for me.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day was when a senior client I was caring for expressed genuine gratitude and happiness after a calm, enjoyable afternoon together. Seeing her comfortable, relaxed, and smiling reminded me why I love this work so much.”

Siziphiwe N

Date Of Birth: January 21, 1991

City: Khayelitsha, Cape Town

Languages: Xhosa and English

Hobbies: Reading and Cooking

What makes you a good caregiver and childminder?
“I’m caring, calm, and patient, and I connect well with both seniors and children. I make sure the people I look after feel safe, understood, and supported. I always bring kindness and a positive attitude into every home I work in.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver and childminder?
“I’m confident with personal care, mobility support, meal preparation, and helping clients follow their daily routines. With children, I enjoy keeping them busy with safe activities, assisting with homework, and creating a warm, playful environment. I’m also good at keeping things organised and clean.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors and children?
“I love that both seniors and children appreciate patience and love. Seniors enjoy companionship and gentle support, while children bring energy and curiosity. Being able to comfort, guide, and support both age groups makes the work meaningful for me.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day was when I was caring for a senior client and her grandchild at the same time. We spent the afternoon talking, playing a simple game, and laughing together. Seeing both of them relaxed and happy reminded me why I enjoy this work so much.”

Siziphiwe T

Date Of Birth: July 7, 1998

City: Gugulethu, Cape Town

Languages: Xhosa, English and Zulu

Hobbies: Reading and Walking

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I’m patient, kind, and always focused on making sure my clients feel safe and supported. I treat everyone with respect and care for them as I would want someone to care for my own family.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
“I’m skilled in personal hygiene care, assisting with mobility, meal prep, and helping clients stick to their daily routines. I’m also good at noticing small changes and communicating them to the family or team.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“I enjoy being someone they can depend on. Seniors appreciate patience and calm, and I love being able to bring comfort and companionship into their day.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day was when a client who normally struggled to engage smiled and thanked me for keeping her company. Moments like that remind me why I love what I do.”

Yonela P

Date Of Birth: September 11, 1991

City: Philippi, Cape Town

Languages: Xhosa and English

Hobbies: Reading and Cooking

What makes you a good caregiver?
“I’m gentle, understanding, and always willing to help. I take time to listen and make sure my clients feel cared for and respected. I enjoy bringing comfort and kindness to those who need support.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
“I’m confident in helping with daily care like bathing, feeding, dressing, and medication reminders. I also assist with light cleaning, meal preparation, and providing company throughout the day.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
“I love being around seniors because they always have interesting stories and experiences to share. It makes me happy to know I can help them stay independent and make their days a bit brighter.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
“My best day was when my client told me that she felt at peace and happy because of the care I gave her. Knowing that I made her feel safe and loved meant a lot to me.”

Ntombothando

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Date Of Birth: October 2, 1985

City: Fish Hoek, Cape Town

Languages: Xhosa and English

Personality Type: Listener: soft-hearted, patient, and quiet

Hobbies: Singing and Dancing, and all things fun and joyful.

What makes you a good caregiver?
”I’m a gentle and patient person who truly cares about the people I look after. I always give my full attention, making sure they feel safe, comfortable, and treated with kindness and respect. I’m grateful for the chance to care for others, and I stay humble in everything I do.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
“Over the years, working in sub-acute facilities and with private clients, I’ve gained solid experience in personal hygiene, grooming, dressing assistance, passive exercises, and medication reminders. I also prepare healthy, balanced meals based on each client’s needs. I’m comfortable with eldercare as well as post-operative care, stroke support, palliative and end-of-life care, disability care, and basic wound monitoring.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
”I enjoy spending time with seniors because they have so much wisdom and life experience to share. It makes me happy to brighten their day and support them in ways that help them stay positive and comfortable.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
”My best day was when a client who didn’t usually talk much started smiling and chatting with me during our walk. Seeing that change and knowing I helped lift their mood made my day special.”

Renia

Date Of Birth: June 19, 1983

City: Bellville, Cape Town

Languages: English

Hobbies: Music, Cooking

What makes you a good caregiver?
”I’m caring, patient, and always willing to learn. I enjoy helping with daily needs like bathing, dressing, meals, and keeping my clients comfortable and happy.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
“I’m confident with all basic caregiving duties and can also provide specialised support when needed. I have experience with wound-care monitoring, vital check assistance, and assisting clients with medical or post-operative needs.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
”I love helping people who can’t do everything for themselves. It means a lot to me to be someone they can rely on and to make their day a little easier.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
”Any day filled with music and laughter is special to me it makes both me and my clients feel good.”

Esnath D

Date Of Birth: November 4, 1983

City: Mowbray, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa, Zulu

Hobbies: Music, Reading

What makes you a good caregiver and childminder?
”I’m a hard worker with good behavior, empathy, and honesty. I always give my best and make sure the people I care for feel safe, respected, and happy.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver and childminder?
”I’m experienced in surgical and mental health care, supporting clients with autism, feeding, personal hygiene, and creating engaging activities or storytelling for children and seniors. I’m also a professional chef and skilled in providing relaxing massages to help clients feel calm and cared for.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors and children?
”I enjoy helping my clients with their daily needs from wheelchair support and bathing to feeding and other personal care. It makes me happy knowing I can make their day easier and more comfortable.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
”My best day was on the 4th of November my birthday. My client and his family surprised me with a small party, which I never expected. It made me feel appreciated and showed me how much they valued my care.”

Tadiwanashe

Date Of Birth: November 16, 2004

City: Bellville, Cape Town

Languages: English, Shona

Hobbies: Music, Reading

What makes you a good caregiver?
”I’m patient, caring, and always try to understand each person’s needs. I take pride in giving my best care and making sure my clients feel safe, respected, and well looked after.”

In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
”I’m confident in assisting with personal care, feeding, mobility support, and companionship. I also pay attention to detail and make sure my clients’ daily routines are comfortable and well managed.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?
”I enjoy listening to their stories and learning from their life experiences. I love being someone they can rely on and making a difference in their day.”

What was the best day at work you’ve ever had and what made it so good?
”My best day was when a client told me I made her feel like family. It meant a lot to know that my care made her feel loved and supported.”

Kiara

Date Of Birth: April 7 2005
City: Mitchells Plain, Cape Town

Languages: English

Hobbies: I enjoy reading, listening to music, and spending time with friends. I also like being involved in community and youth activities that encourage teamwork, growth, and creativity.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a dedicated and motivated person who enjoys working with people and making a difference in their lives. I chose to pursue a career in Home-Based Personal Care because I believe everyone deserves kindness, dignity, and quality care. I’m passionate about helping others and find purpose in supporting people to live comfortably and independently.”

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

”I feel most qualified in communication, organization, and emotional support. My leadership experience has helped me work well in a team, stay consistent, and connect easily with others. I’m patient, reliable, and always willing to learn new skills to provide the best care possible.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”What excites me most is the chance to bring positivity into someone’s day and see the difference care can make. I enjoy learning from people’s stories, offering comfort, and being part of their journey toward better well-being.”

What are your main fields of study?

”My main field of study is Home-Based Care, where I’m learning how to provide compassionate support and assist individuals with their daily needs in a safe and respectful way.”

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Snokhanyo

Date Of Birth: Dec 01 2006
City: Mfuleni, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa

Hobbies: I enjoy doing exercises that help my body relax and keep me balanced. I also value spending time alone to reflect and recharge, as I appreciate my own space. Listening to meaningful music that inspires and uplifts me helps me stay positive and motivated to do better each day.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a patient and caring person who enjoys helping others. Although I once dreamed of becoming a nurse, I chose to pursue a career in Home-Based Personal Care to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. This path allows me to provide support, comfort, and compassion to those who need it most.”

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

”My patience and communication skills help me build trust with clients, and I feel confident assisting with daily activities such as bathing, feeding, and light exercises while ensuring their comfort and dignity.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”What makes me happy is that I will make a change in their lives . Building trust, relationship and confidence might result in patient to recover soon.”

What are your main fields of study?

”At Care College I've learnt about communication skills and principles of providing quality care and support. So I get the knowledge of safety, and understanding of patients emotions ,so that will make me to recognise changes in the patient.”

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Sinovuyo T

Date Of Birth: Jan 14 2003
City: Khayelitsha, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa

Hobbies: My hobbies include spending time with family, reading, listening to music, and helping others in my community. I also enjoy cooking and keeping my environment clean and organized.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a caring, patient, and responsible person who enjoys helping others, especially those who need support in their daily lives. I chose to pursue a career in Home-Based Personal Care because I believe everyone deserves to live with dignity, comfort, and independence in their own home. Providing compassionate care and emotional support brings me great fulfillment, and this career allows me to use my empathy and communication skills to make a positive difference in people’s lives.”

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

”I feel most qualified in personal care, communication, and emotional support. I’m confident in assisting with daily activities while maintaining dignity and comfort. My strong communication and listening skills help me build trust and understand each client’s needs, and I take pride in creating a safe, caring environment that promotes well-being and independence.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”What excites me most about working with people who need care and support is the chance to make a real difference in their lives. I find it rewarding to help others feel valued, comfortable, and respected. Offering kindness, patience, and encouragement gives me purpose, and seeing clients improve and gain confidence motivates me every day.”

What are your main fields of study?

”My main fields of study are Home Based Care and Health and Safety, with a focus on providing personal support, assisting with daily living activities, and understanding basic health care practices. I have also learned about communication skills, infection control, and ethical caregiving, which are important in caring for clients in their homes or community settings.”

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Siphosethu

Date Of Birth: Jan 16 1999
City: Khayelitsha, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa

Hobbies: My hobbies include reading, cooking, listening to music, and spending time with my family. I also enjoy helping others and taking part in community activities.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a compassionate and caring person who enjoys helping others, especially those who are vulnerable or need extra support. I believe everyone deserves dignity, respect, and comfort, and I’m passionate about making a positive difference in people’s lives within the comfort of their own homes.

I chose to pursue a career in Home-Based Personal Care because it allows me to build meaningful relationships, support independence, and promote well-being. For me, caregiving is more than a job, it’s a calling to serve with empathy and kindness every day.”

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

”I feel most qualified in the area of personal care and emotional support. I am patient, understanding, and attentive to people’s needs, which helps me provide comfort and dignity to clients. I am confident in assisting with daily living activities such as bathing, grooming, feeding, and ensuring clients’ safety and cleanliness.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”What excites me most about working with people who need care and support is the opportunity to make a real difference in their lives. I find joy in helping others feel valued and comfortable, and it’s fulfilling to know that my care can bring comfort, independence, and hope.”

What are your main fields of study?

”My main fields of study are Home-Based Care and Community Health, where I’ve learned about basic nursing care, personal hygiene, infection control, first aid, nutrition, and supporting clients with chronic illnesses or disabilities. I’ve also studied communication skills, ethics, and how to work as part of a health care team.”

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Nasiphi

Date Of Birth: July 19 1994

City: Mfuleni, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa

Hobbies: My hobbies include listening to music, cooking, and hiking. These activities help me relax, stay active, and maintain a positive mindset.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a hardworking, reliable, and compassionate person who enjoys helping others and learning new skills. I chose to pursue a career in Home-Based Personal Care because I have always dreamed of working in the healthcare field and making a difference in people’s lives. This path allows me to provide care, comfort, and support to those in need, fulfilling my passion for serving others in a meaningful way.”

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

”I feel most qualified in providing care and support in settings such as hospitals, clinics, and old age homes. I have strong interpersonal and communication skills, and I’m confident in assisting with personal care, emotional support, and daily living activities to ensure clients feel comfortable and valued.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”What excites me about working with people who need care and support is seeing them recover and improve from their conditions. It brings me joy to make them feel loved, supported, and well cared for, knowing that my help makes a positive difference in their lives.”

What are your main fields of study?

”My main field of study is Home-Based Care, where I am learning the skills and knowledge needed to provide quality support and compassionate care to individuals in their homes.”

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Nolutho

Date Of Birth: March 02 2003

City: Delft, Cape Town

Languages: English, Xhosa

Hobbies: My hobbies include reading and listening to music. These activities help me relax, learn new things, and stay inspired.

Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?

”I am a caring and compassionate person who enjoys helping others. I’ve seen the positive impact that quality care can have on people’s lives, and this has inspired me to make a difference through my work. Pursuing a career in Home-Based Personal Care allows me to support individuals in need, build meaningful relationships, and contribute positively to the well-being of others.”

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

”I feel most qualified in providing emotional support and companionship. I’m a good listener who can build trusting relationships with clients. I’m also skilled in assisting with daily tasks, showing patience, and creating a safe, comfortable, and caring environment for those in my care.”

What makes you most excited about working with seniors?

”I am excited about working with people who need care and support because I truly enjoy helping others and making a positive difference in their lives. Seeing clients smile, feel valued, and regain confidence brings me joy and fulfillment. It’s deeply rewarding to be part of their care journey and to know that my support contributes to their comfort and well-being.”

What are your main fields of study?

”My main field of study is Social Care and Health Sciences, where I am gaining knowledge and practical skills to provide effective, compassionate support and improve the well-being of others.”

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