Your Loved Ones' Biggest Care Advocate

With 20 years of work experience, Anne is a caregiver who sees compassion and empathy as her strongest traits. When asked what's her most memorable experience as a caregiver, Anne said, "…I have too many memorable experiences, but what stands out is the smile that breaks out whenever I come on shift. That speaks volumes and lays a great platform for the day."

Esther says the three words that best describe her as a caregiver are calm, patient, and positive. She adds, “Helping people be comfortable and happy in their lives is what makes the job worthwhile.” With five years of experience, her most memorable moment is when “…you see the person cared for being surrounded by family and loved ones, and you get to see the joy and love on their faces. That scene makes me happy.”

Describing herself as gentle, loving, passionate, and yet hardworking, Juliette does not see herself as just an employee or a worker. She took up caregiving to give people a lift and help people fulfill and live their latter years to the fullest. She says, “Just giving someone a hand up and providing care to those who can’t do it themselves is reward enough for me.”

Aside from her caregiving work, Juliette loves traveling, making new friends, working with children, and doing community work. She adds, "Some day down the road, I would like to own and operate my own childcare place."

Called “Ben” or “Wan” by those close to him, Bentley says, “I think caregiving came naturally to me. Just seeing the joy and gratitude from those you care for is reward enough for me.” Bentley describes himself as compassionate and a person with a big heart. He adds, “You can only be a great caregiver if it’s a calling, not the pay.”