WHEN Faridah Halina Mohamad Zairi was retrenched from her job as a senior technical assistant in an oil and gas company in 2015, she thought that it was a good opportunity to fulfil her longtime dream of setting up a cafe.
But, instead of establishing just another coffee outlet, Faridah decided to set up a social enterprise to help unemployed youths in B40 communities find employment. And that’s how Coffee For Good came about.
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