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About Siti Nur
Siti Nur is an Indonesian helper from Bandung who has lived and worked in Singapore for six years. She spent her first two years with a young couple in Tampines, then four years with a family in Bishan — the same family who referred her when they recently moved overseas. She is calm, self-organised, and good at managing her time without needing much direction. She speaks conversational English and basic Mandarin.
From her previous employer
"Siti has been with us for four years and she's been wonderful. Honestly, we were sad to let her go. She's reliable, the kids love her, and she never needed reminding about anything. We'd take her back in a heartbeat."
Michelle's family relocated to London for her husband's work. They didn't want Siti to have to return to Indonesia, so they referred her through Helper Circle. The referral was submitted in September 2024, and we verified the contact details and employment history before listing her.
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Strengths
Childcare for children aged 1–10, including school routines and homework supervision
Asian cooking — comfortable with Chinese, Malay, and Western dishes
Full-time helper for a family of four — two children aged 3 and 6. Childcare, cooking, and full household management. Employer relocated to UK in 2024.
2018–2020 · Tampines, Singapore
Helper for a young couple. General housekeeping and meal preparation. Left on good terms when the couple moved back to Malaysia.
Verification status
Previous employer contacted
We spoke with Michelle L. directly to verify the referral.
Employment details confirmed
Dates, role, and responsibilities verified with employer.
Reason for transfer validated
Employer confirmed overseas relocation as reason for referral.
Work permit status confirmed
Current work permit valid and in good standing.
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"We didn't want to just send her home. Referring her through Helper Circle was the best decision — she found a good family and we felt at peace about it."
