Hi,   My name is Kehinde my family and friends calls me Kenny, I am married with 2 kids Dorcas and Favour and we all are Nigerians. Both kids are in school now, Dorcas in Memorial University Newfoundland and Favour my son. I love to take care of children and help them in their needs. I love clean environment with good smell and am a member of a Non Governmental Organization called The Life Changers Group and we reach out to needy/less privilege by way of empowerment programmed. I have been able to introduce some of the less privileged children in Nigeria to this organization and help has been rendered to them. My hobbies are praying, reading, helping the less privilege children and loving kids. I am responding with enthusiasm to your job posting for a live-out/live-in. I am convinced that my verifiable experience and abilities make me an excellent candidate for this position. I had my placement in a nursing home as a Personal Support Worker (PSW) in Toronto ON Canada, I also have my medicals and police check done here in Canada. My references show me to be responsible and reliable, caring and calm and always willing to help out wherever needed.   Some key points that you may find relevant to this job opportunity include: • over 16 years experience in supervising and caring for children  • successfully scheduled and managed multiple activities  • prepared healthy meals and snacks for the children • supervised bathing and dressing of children and elderly.   . Grooming and feeding with personal care for the elderly.   Complete chores and performed very light housekeeping tasks  I believe these are the type of skills and competencies you are looking for in a nanny and in an elderly care and I would appreciate to discuss this further while you call me on this number ###-###-####. Available for interview. Thanking you in advance for your time and consideration Thanks

Keeping the house tidy, cleaning the kitchen, bathroom, and floor Additional Experiences/Qualifications: Diploma in accountancy, CPR/ First Aid, PSW(diploma)