I was born in the Republic of Georgia where my family still lives. I was educated there.

I immigrated to the United States twenty-two years ago and have lived and worked

mostly in New York, although I have traveled widely. I have done whatever work was

available, as that is what I had to do. I am a survivor.

I appreciate everything I have learned here and am grateful for the opportunities I have

had in this fascinating multicultural place.
 

Having been a caregiver myself for many years, I have gotten to know many amazing caregivers here who often have a hard time finding jobs. Therefore a number of years ago I began to take on the work myself of helping them to find work. This gave me an opportunity to start my own business.

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"I do not operate my business by strict business rules; I use caring nature and instinct to help families and caregivers. Just like myself, the families and caregivers I serve are human beings who have needs; I listen to them, understand them and help them with their needs.

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I may not help all families and caregivers, but the ones I've helped and will help are and will be in a good place."

 

 

I am well-read, artistic, an excellent manager, a personable, caring and nurturing human being. I speak several languages and have good communication skills. I spend a lot of time talking with the families that need caregivers to determine which one will fit their needs. I am always available to the families as well as the caregivers. I am accustomed to handling sensitive confidential situations.

 

         
On the personal level, I love the outdoors - the sun, rain, snow; walking, running, hiking, climbing; working with the soil. I love plants, animals, forests, mountains, meadows, rivers and the sea. The outdoors gives me joy, peace and tranquility.  The outdoors is my heaven on earth! So is art — the appreciation of it and the creation of it.

-My peace and happiness are in spending time in nature and the kitchen - baking pies and making preserves.-

 

       

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