Not just a soup kitchen, Pit Stop wants to empower their clients to get back on their feet


More than a soup kitchen, Pit Stop has become known as "kafe peluang kedua".

It started out personal.

Unfulfilled by their corporate jobs and stressful days, Joycelyn Lee and Andrea Tan were both looking to add more meaning to their lives. Their search led them to the streets of Kuala Lumpur where they listened to the stories of the many street dwellers they met.

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