We focus on what families need most — elderly care and childcare. Every helper trained, screened, and supported.
Respectful, patient, and medically-aware care for your elderly loved ones. Our helpers are specifically trained in Singapore’s aging population needs.
Administer medication, tube feeding, simple wound management, and tracheostomy care.
Grooming, bathing, and toileting assistance — always respectful and dignified.
Assistance with eating, dressing, and getting around the home safely.
Compassionate, trained caregivers providing a safe and nurturing environment for your little ones — from newborns to school-age kids.
Feeding, bathing, sleep routines, and gentle bonding for the smallest family members.
Play, learning activities, school routines, and nutritious meal prep for growing kids.
Safe outdoor time, play-based learning, and age-appropriate stimulation.
Every helper also handles day-to-day home management.
Daily tidying, deep cleaning, laundry, and ironing.
Home-cooked meals, meal planning, and dietary customization.
Fresh market runs and smart meal-prep shopping.
Light admin, pickups, and household coordination.
We source from two countries with proven track records in domestic care.
Warm and culturally adaptable, widely experienced with Singaporean families. Known for patience with children, respect for elderly, and a strong sense of family-oriented care.
Hardworking, gentle, and quick learners. Well suited to both elderly care and childcare, with a naturally soft-spoken, patient demeanor. Most pick up English and Chinese quickly with exposure.
Most agencies ship helpers straight to your door. We don’t. Every New Days helper completes in-house training with us first — so when they arrive at your home, they’re ready, confident, and prepared for the specific needs of Singaporean families.
Duration depends on helper background — most complete 3–7 days.
For our eldercare specialists, we go a step further. New Days collaborates with Singapore hospitals to send selected helpers for in-clinic training — so they understand real medical environments before they ever step into your home.
Helpers shadow professional caregivers in hospital wards, learning correct mobility transfers, bedside care techniques, and hygiene protocols from medical staff.
Hands-on training on common Singaporean elderly medication routines, recognising symptoms, and what to escalate to family or doctors.
Wheelchair handling, walker support, sit-to-stand techniques — practiced in real hospital settings, not just classroom theory.
How to comfort, encourage, and engage with elderly individuals — especially those with dementia or post-op recovery needs.
Hospital training is part of our commitment to placing well-prepared eldercare helpers — especially when families need someone who can step up after hospital discharge.
