| Qadrah year exp. 1 From $35 Hourly rate Police / Working With Children Check/NDIS Induction /First aid / About Qadrah • 40 years old • speaks Punjabi , Urdu , English I am looking to change my work focus to caring for the elderly also have experience in childcare, I believe my communication skills, patience and empathy. My desire to learn and adapt to new experiences. , I am willing to receive additional training and committed to providing a supportive environment. my ability to handle challenging situations with calm and understanding. My goal is to provide companionship, assistance and emotional support, creating an environment where the elderly feel safe and valued.willingness to learn enthusiasm to contribute positively to the lives of the elderly are key aspects that I bring to the table. I am excited about the opportunity for personal and professional growth that this career change represents, committing myself to being a dedicated and compassionate caregiver.

| ability to work well in this regards. Looking after older adults can be challenging for most people. As for me, working at this position in a professional capacity. Elderly care is not just a duty for me. In fact, when I was young I'm looking after my grand parent because we not Normally put the elder  people In the facilities  we looking after them and give all the best care and assistant  that they need,  it is a passion that is derived from years of looking after my ailing grandparents and the satisfaction that came with it is enough .

| I am currently working as an Assistant in Nursing in a Facility and also do housekeeping. I am easy to learn, adaptive and flexible. Some of my carers told me I am a jolly and happy person.

| My experience in aged care has provided me with deep insights into the physical, emotional, and social needs of elderly individuals. I have worked closely with seniors, assisting them with daily activities such as personal care, meal preparation, and medication management. Through this, I’ve learned the importance of empathy, patience, and effective communication, especially when working with those who may have chronic health conditions or cognitive impairments like dementia. This role has also taught me how to provide not only physical support but also emotional companionship, helping to alleviate feelings of isolation and ensuring that residents maintain a sense of dignity and independence in their later years. My experience has been both rewarding and humbling, as I’ve been able to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those under my care.

| My age care experiences are a good memory. I remember one morning when I had to go and feed a very old lady with her breakfast and when I ws almost done she cried and asked me if I could stay abit more with her in the room, she jus needed more time of our chat, it hurt me but I had to go and do some other work. They really need love affection and attention and someone jus to chat with

| I have 2 years experience as AIN in aged care facility NSW. I worked in dementia section and I know how to deal with people with dementia

| I want to work with old people i want to support them emotionally physically and mentally. From the inner core of my heart i want to make them happy and assist them in fulfilling their personal needs like showering toileting bedmaking shaving feeding etc