Betelham

• Work for Serian family 3 years • Take care the kids (Newborn, 3 years) • Planning and implementing age-appropriate activities and educational experiences • Assisting with homework and educational needs • Preparing meals and snacks for the children • Organising playdates, outings, and recreational activities • Handling bedtime routines and ensuring the children’s daily schedules are followed • Cleaning and tidying various areas of the house, including bedrooms, living spaces, and common areas • Doing laundry, ironing, and other household chores • Managing household supplies and grocery shopping • Overseeing the general upkeep of the property, including coordinating with other household staff or contractors for repairs and maintenance • Organising closets, storage spaces, and other areas as needed

• Work for a Company 4 years • Take care the kids (5, 9 years) • Reviewing caregivers' instructions and requesting helpful clarification when needed. • Monitoring self-directed feeding, hygiene-related, and tidying activities. • Aiding applicable minors with routine tasks, if required. • Fortifying every access point around dusk. • Encouraging sufficient, cognitively stimulating individual and group play. • Promoting adherence to nonnegotiable curfews. • Modeling actions that emulate caregivers' principles, unless deemed inappropriate. • Securing help from medical, familial, and similar structures, as required.

• Work for Irani family 1 years • Take care the kids (Autism Patient) • Assisting with personal care, which may include bathroom functions, bathing, grooming, dressing, and eating. • Following a prescribed healthcare plan, which may include assisting with exercise and administering medication. • Ensuring the client’s home is organized according to their needs and that safety measures are in place. You may also be expected to assist with some light housework. • Providing emotional support and encouragement to perform necessary tasks. • Providing mobility assistance may be required, for example helping the client in and out of bed, a chair, or a wheelchair. • Transporting or escorting the client to medical and other appointments. • Monitoring and reporting changes in health, behavior, and needs.