About

"The women’s potential are limited only by our perception."
Carrie Tan
Founder, DOT

Registered as a charity under the Charities Act of Singapore, Daughters Of Tomorrow complements and supports existing training and workforce-related agencies by connecting volunteers and community resources to enable each woman on an individual level. By deep-diving into the practical day-to-day constraints of these women, we offer hand-holding and individual coaching to help each woman reach regular and sustained employment.
Our beneficiaries are women aged 20 to 60 from low-income families (surviving on $200 to $650 per capita per month), mostly living in government-subsidized rental flats, and facing multiple stressors in their families. Since our incorporation in August 2014, we have impacted more than 1100 women* through our skills-training, job-bridging, and support programmes. Through sustained employment, women in our employment bridging program regain confidence in themselves and gain a social support network that helps them through their difficult times.

*numbers as of July 2021

A Woman's Journey with DOT

This production was kindly undertaken and made possible by NBC Universal International Networks (2019).

Our General Newsletter

Click to read our December 2019 Newsletter.
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Click to read our May 2019 Newsletter.
Click to read our December 2018 Newsletter.
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Click to read our December 2017 Newsletter.

Click to read our September 2017 Newsletter.

Click to read our June 2017 Newsletter.

Happy Women’s Day! Click to read our March 2017 Newsletter.

Happy New Year! Click to read our January 2017 Newsletter.

Our women support programmes and services are catered for women from low-income families who are registered with any Family Service Centre or Social Service Office. If you’re keen to join our programmes, get in touch with your Social Worker or Social Service Officer to send us a referral at BeJobReady@DaughtersOfTomorrow.org.

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