Malaysian women with HIV receive RM5,000 grant to kickstart their business


At the high tea, MAF received donations for the financial programme for women with HIV. Pictured here are donors Tina Fazlita Fadzil and Lee with Dr Adeeba, Jamilah, MAF vice president Jasmin Jalil and Ramona. Photos: The Star/Yap Chee Hong

Businesswoman Jamaliah Sulaiman, 58, recently returned from a family holiday in Haatyai, Thailand, refreshed and in high spirits. The mother of four from Klang, Selangor, shared how she indulged in shopping, enjoyed a variety of foods, and picked up gifts for her five grandchildren.

“I’m glad I managed to save some money from my home business as a caterer and bouquet maker to make the trip to Thailand,” she said.

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