Hazel Ann (50), Trinidadiana, Badante attualmente in Trinidad e Tobago cerca lavoro come Tata & Assistente agli anziani in Stati Uniti d'America per 10-12 mesi

1. Who you are:
My name is hazel Ann , and I am a warm, responsible, and nurturing middle-aged woman with a deep love for caring for others. I come from a background rooted in strong family values, respect for elders, and a sincere desire to help where I can. With years of experience raising children and caring for elderly relatives, caregiving has become more than a duty to me—it’s a passion and a purpose.
2. Why you want to become a Nanny & Caregiver for the elderly:
As someone who has cared for both the young and the elderly, I’ve come to understand how important kindness, patience, and genuine presence are. I want to become a caregiver abroad because I know how much families appreciate trustworthy, heartfelt care—especially when they cannot always be close to their loved ones. Being able to provide that support, comfort, and companionship means everything to me. I want to make a real difference in someone’s life, even if it’s simply by being there to listen, help with daily needs, or bring a smile to their face.
3. Why the candidate should host you:
If you choose to host me, you’re not just getting someone to do a job—you’re welcoming someone who will treat your loved one with the same care, dignity, and respect I would give my own family. I bring maturity, life experience, and emotional intelligence to the role. I am dependable, soft-spoken, hardworking, and I believe in creating a peaceful, safe, and warm environment for those I care for. I also understand the importance of communication, and I’m always willing to adapt to the needs of the household.
4. Why you qualify for the position:
I qualify for this position because of my hands-on experience, my compassionate nature, and my strong sense of responsibility. I’ve spent many years providing personal care, preparing meals, giving medication reminders, assisting with mobility, and—most importantly—being a steady, comforting presence. I’m also willing to learn new skills and follow any specific routines or cultural practices that are important to your family.

I truly believe that care is about the heart, not just the hands. And I am ready to offer both.