Date Of Birth: December 29, 2004
City: Philipi, Cape Town
Languages: English and Xhosa
Hobbies: In my free time, I enjoy cooking, listening to music, reading, and taking walks outdoors. I love sharing healthy meals with family and spending time in my community. These activities keep me positive and remind me of the importance of patience, kindness, and teamwork, qualities I bring to my work as a caregiver.
Why did you choose a career in Home-Based Personal Care?
”I’ve always been passionate about helping others and making a positive difference in people’s daily lives. Over time, I realized that providing personal care, especially in a home setting, allows me to connect with individuals on a deeper level while supporting their comfort, dignity, and independence.”
In what skills area do you feel most qualified to be a caregiver?
” I feel most qualified in the areas of personal care, communication, and emotional support. I’m comfortable assisting clients with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility support while always respecting their privacy and dignity. I take pride in being attentive, gentle, and patient, especially when clients need extra reassurance or encouragement.”
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 someone’s life every day. I find it deeply rewarding to help others feel safe, comfortable, and valued, especially when they are facing challenges or changes in their health or independence.”
What are your main fields of study?
” My main fields of study are in Health and Social Care, where I gained knowledge in areas such as basic nursing skills, personal care, communication in healthcare, and safety procedures. I have also studied topics related to human development, first aid, and supporting individuals with disabilities or age-related needs. These studies have helped me build a strong foundation for providing compassionate, person-centered care.”