Malaysian NGO continues to help marginalised communities 25 years on


  • Living
  • Monday, 31 Jul 2023

Through sew X dignity, Anna was given the opportunity to hone her sewing skills and earn a living. Photo: sew X Dignity

When she was a child, Anna – born to a refugee from Myanmar – would always observe her mother sewing. There was no sewing machine and her mother hand-sewn everything for the family and to earn a living.

As she grew up, Anna would help her mother but her sewing skill was limited. Her one desire was to improve and perhaps, use her skill to support her family.

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