| Hi, I am Gienah an International Student, I have finished studying Certificate III in Individual Support and currently taking up Certificate IV in Aged Care Support at Australian Institute of Advanced Studies. For the past 6 years I have worked as an Aged Care Support for ageing individuals with Dementia, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's at Philippines. I am currently employed as a support worker for over a year and a half on a Cerebral Palsy client. I look forward to the opportunity to work directly with clients and their families in Brisbane through Care.com. When I am not assisting others, I love spending time with my aunts at Middle Park. I go to their place and help them with household chores. I love travelling.

| Hello, my name is Gienah I am an International Student studying Certificate III in Individual Support at Australian Institute of Advanced Studies. For the past 3 years I have worked in Aged Care Support, specialising in support for ageing individuals with dementia and Alzheimer's at Philippines. I look forward to the opportunity to work directly with clients and their families in Brisbane through Care.com. When I am not assisting others, I love spending time with my aunts at Middle Park. I go to their place and help them do the household chores. I love travelling.

| Provides support to the client like personal Hygiene.Assisting clients with personal care activities.Providing companionship and support during daily activities.Performing household tasks such as preparing meals, laundry, shopping, and cleaning.Implementing strategies for managing dementia and other health issues.

| I come from a family of six, raised to be respectful and considerate of others. I value relationships based on, but not limited to, respect, love, compassion, and care. I have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I had an experience with the disabled through my family. I took care of my father and helped him with ADLs. My brother had dementia. I attended to his needs and comforts. I'm motivated to be a support worker to help individuals with disabilities live better lives. I'm a highly organized and hard-working individual. A dedicated team player, willing to work both night and morning shifts.

| Hello, I’m Jinal. I have completed certificate 3 in Individual support and also completed 3 weeks placement. During placement, I have worked with disable, dementia and aged residents. I have sound experience of manual handling, slide sheet, full hoist and standing hoist for mobility and transferring. I assisted residents for their ADLs.

| Hi lovely families, My name is Kittiya. You can call me Sunny. I've been in Brisbane for over 2 years now. I finished my Diploma of Community Services in Brisbane city in December 2021, currently work with Alzheimer’s Queensland as a Dementia Respite Assistant. However, I have some free time during the week which I intend to fill those time in with assisting elderly people. (And to be able to save up more for my future study as well!.) :) I have police checks(both from Thailand and here), Blue card, First aid-CPR, Queensland driving licence and my home country driving license. I own a car here as well! I'm known for a kind, sweet, caring, patient, responsible, and loyal person. I would be more than happy to assist you with your loving children. Please feel free to contact me anytime. Kind Regards, Kittiya

| I lived with and looked after my elderly parents. I have experience with helping people with dementia/Alzheimer's. I also worked in a small community group who helped older folk. I have since had a family of my own and then worked as a typist for a couple of years. I enjoy spending time with and helping elderly people. I am 46 years old.

| I have experience in residential aged care work. My duties include showering, dressing, cleaning, washing, assist with shopping as well. Blood pressure check, BGL monitoing, feeding, using the hoist, assist with medication, Experience in working with dementia patients. I am currently studying Diplom of Nursing .

| caring for elderly, or dementia, clients. relate to their possible feelings of lonliness or feelings of helplessness. reassure the person , find their interests whether that is reading, or walking or cooking.