Household staffing in London

Filipino domestic staff services for London households.

Compare nannies, housekeepers, nanny-housekeepers, maternity nurses, mother's help, companion-care introductions and cleaners, then continue to the role that matches the work your household needs.

Filipina housekeeper with fresh flowers in a bright London living room
Filipina housekeeper ironing fresh linen in a London utility room

Which Filipino domestic staff role matches your household?

The right role depends on the primary responsibility. Childcare, household management, newborn support, shared care, companionship and cleaning should not be treated as interchangeable work.

Filipina nanny sharing a painting activity with a child in a London home

How do the main domestic staff roles differ?

Use the primary focus to narrow the role. The final brief should then define duties, schedule, location and working arrangement in detail.

Role Primary focus Usually fits Working arrangements to consider
Nanny Childcare A household that needs a dedicated childcare role. Live-in or live-out, full-time, part-time or temporary.
Housekeeper Household management A home that needs ongoing domestic organisation and agreed household duties. Live-in or live-out, full-time or part-time.
Nanny-housekeeper Childcare and household duties A family that needs one combined role with a clearly defined split. Live-in or live-out, full-time or part-time.
Maternity nurse Newborn-focused support A household planning temporary support after a birth. Temporary arrangements defined around the household brief.
Mother's help Shared childcare and practical help A parent who remains involved in day-to-day care. Full-time or part-time, depending on the duties and schedule.
Companion care Non-clinical companionship An adult who needs company and agreed practical household support, not regulated care. Live-in or visiting arrangements considered against the brief.
Cleaner Defined cleaning tasks A household that needs cleaning rather than broader household management. Regular or one-off work, according to the service required.

Why Filipino Domestic Services asks about duties before presenting candidates

The current client terms require the household to provide full details of the work and the period of engagement. Filipino Domestic Services then uses reasonable endeavours to introduce candidates it considers suitable. The household interviews, checks suitability and decides whether to employ or engage a candidate.

This is an overview of the working process, not a replacement for the contractual terms. Read the current Filipino Domestic Services client terms.

Define the household brief

State the duties, schedule, location, duration and preferred live-in or live-out arrangement.

Set the role boundary

Decide which responsibility is primary. For a combined role, state how childcare and household duties should be divided.

Review introductions

Filipino Domestic Services passes candidate profiles or information for the household to consider against the agreed requirements.

Make the household decision

The household interviews candidates, follows up checks and references, and decides whether the person is suitable for the engagement.

What should you include in a staffing enquiry?

A focused brief helps Filipino Domestic Services understand the role and avoids comparing candidates against an undefined list of duties.

  • Primary responsibility and agreed secondary duties
  • Working days, hours and intended start period
  • London location and travel expectations
  • Live-in or live-out preference
  • Temporary or permanent arrangement
  • Requirements that are essential to the household