Judy Jayne Imperial Gumboc, a 29-year-old single mother from General Santos City, is a resilient and dedicated woman committed to building a better future for her two children, aged 10 and 8. As the eldest of two siblings, she grew up in a hardworking family—her father, a 57-year-old fisherman, and her mother, a 58-year-old housewife—who instilled in her the values of responsibility, perseverance, and compassion. Judy completed her secondary education at James L. Chiongbian Trade School in 2013, specializing in Cosmetology. She later pursued a degree in Criminology and successfully reached her third year, but financial challenges prevented her from completing the course. Despite this, Judy remained determined and took various jobs in the Philippines, including factory work as a mango slicer, a month-long role as a promodiser, and a stint as a cashier. Her pursuit of better opportunities eventually led her overseas employment: Saudi Arabia( July 2019 to June 2023), Judy served an Arab family living in a four-room apartment. She was entrusted as the sole helper for a household of six—a couple and four children aged 15, 13, 7, and a newborn. She handled all general household chores, including cleaning, laundry, cooking, and childcare. Her reliability, patience, and gentle nature made her a trusted presence in the home. Judy later continued her domestic work journey Singapore from November 2023 to August 2025. Employed by a Chinese family residing in a three-bedroom condominium, she managed a household of four adults, one five-year-old child, and two cats. Her duties included daily cleaning, laundry and ironing, cooking various dishes—particularly Chinese cuisine—and attending to the needs of the young child. She also confidently managed pet care and maintained the smooth daily operations of the home. Over the years, Judy has developed strong skills in household management, childcare, cooking, gardening, and pet care. She cooks Filipino and Arab dishes well and is confident in preparing Chinese meals. Known for her willingness to learn, she easily follows recipes and adapts to new routines. Now back in the Philippines, Judy is spending cherished time with her family while awaiting new overseas opportunities. She remains deeply motivated by her desire to support her children’s education and secure a brighter future for them. She is available for interviews via pho