Eight satellite career centres to help job seekers from July
First batch of at least 24 centres in heartland will offer career matching services and advice. Click to read on the Straits Times
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Coronavirus: Families scraping by in tougher spot now
Households struggling to stay afloat before are in an even more precarious situation due to COVID-19. Charities like Daughters of Tomorrow are seeing greater demand for support services in their communities and are stepping up in terms of outreach and grocery vouchers to ensure families are able to sustain themselves. Click to read on …
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Overcoming all odds to join the workforce and achieving financial independence.
“There will be times when you’ll doubt yourself, but think of all the things you have accomplished, and how you got there.” Read about how DOT’s Outreach and Communications Executive, Mel, overcame her disability and fears to step out to join the workforce and be financially independent. Click to read on AsiaOne
Indra Rani’s MasterChef Story
CNA 938’s “Our Town Sunday” invited Indra Rani, winner of a MasterChef internship, and our very own Fannie Lim, then Head of Programs, to share about what Daughters of Tomorrow (DOT) does and DOT’s impact on the lives of disadvantaged women. Listen to Indra Rani share her insights about her MasterChef experience and more in …
The Women Empowering Other Women In Singapore
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Daughters Of Tomorrow – Building Livelihoods for Women in Need
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What low-income Singaporean women need, according to this nonprofit
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Singapore is Small. For Single Mothers, It’s Even Smaller
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How to attract and retain local workers in Singapore’s long-term care sector
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Singapore Today: The childcare crisis faced by young mothers
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