Redefining Domestic Support for Modern Families
Behind every thriving family is A Good Helper, trained to think and work independently.
What Make Us Different
Soft Skills and Initiative Coaching
Intensive Practical Training (10 days)
Infant and Child CPR, First Aid
Ongoing 24-Month Support
About goodhelper Agency
Who Are We
At Good Helper, we believe that every home deserves more than just heIp — it deserves support that understands, adapts, and uplifts.
We are a modern domestic staffing agency focused on intensive training and real-life readiness. Founded by a working mother of three, our mission is to transform how families experience domestic help—by preparing helpers who think like trusted assistants, not just task-doers.
We don’t just fill placements—we shape partnerships between trained domestic professionals and the families who need them most.
Our Hiring Process
How We Match You with
the Right Helper
1. Consultation
Tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll match you with ideal helper.
2. Interview
Interview selected helpers and choose the one that best fits your home.
3. Deployment
We ensure fast and smooth deployment of your chosen candidate to your household.
4. Continuity
Ongoing support and service guarantees throughout the helper’s employment.
Our Training Approach
Training That Builds Confidence,
Not Just Competence
New Born Essentials & Infant Care
From swaddling and feeding to hygiene and sleep routines- we prepare helpers for confident newborn handling.
Trained In Childcare & Household Support
Our domestic helpers are equipped with practical, hands-on skills for cooking, cleaning, routines, and caregiving.
Communication, initiative and etiquette
Our helpers are trained in communication, take initiative, and practice proper etiquette for a smooth and respectful home environment.
Child Safety with CPR and First Aid
Our helpers are equipped with essential emergency response skills, including CPR and first aid for infants and children.
Testimonials
Honest Reviews from our Customers
Rachel Tan
Working Mother of One
“I found GH through Instagram. The helper we matched was calm, respectful, and quickly adjusted to our routines. You can tell she was well-prepared.”
Priya
Working Professional Mum
“I met Eunice through a parenting group. I was surprised at how prepared my helper was. She handled our kitchen, toddler, and even grocery planning on her own.”
Melissa Teo
Working Mum of 2
“My sister-in-law used them and had a good experience. Now I can see why. The helper we hired is clear-headed, takes initiative, and genuinely supports our family.”
Siti Rahmah
Mum of 2
“We chose Good Helper because they seemed different. They trained our helper for 10 days. Now my helper is very proactive in asking questions whenever in need of help.”
Mrs Soh
First-Time Mum
“I appreciate that they trained my helper to think critically. My helper is focused, respectful, and blends in with our home life easily.”
Have Any Questions?
FAQ's
Essential information for hiring a helper in Singapore
What are the requirements for hiring a foreign domestic worker (FDW) in Singapore?
To hire a helper, you must be at least 21 years old, financially capable, and have no adverse records with MOM. You’ll also need to attend the Employer Orientation Program (EOP) if it’s your first time.
What is the cost of hiring a domestic helper?
Typical costs include the maid agency fee, MOM levy, work permit application, insurance, medical check-ups and the helper’s monthly salary.
How long is the contract period for a helper?
Most helpers are hired on a two-year contract, which can be renewed based on mutual agreement.
Do I need to provide accommodation and meals for my helper?
Yes, employers must provide acceptable accommodation, three meals a day and basic necessities like toiletries and rest days.
How many rest days is a helper entitled to?
Helpers are entitled to at least one rest day per week, or employers must compensate them in lieu with agreed payment.
What are my responsibilities as an employer under MOM regulations?
You are responsible for your helper’s well-being, prompt salary payments, safe working conditions, insurance coverage, and adherence to Singapore’s laws and MOM guidelines.
Can I give my helper tasks outside of domestic work?
No. Helpers are only permitted to perform domestic duties. It’s illegal to assign tasks outside the household or for commercial use.