Yap, who founded Rumah Caring, is about to enjoy tea time with residents of the home. (Below) Yap helping visually impaired Chong Yee Cheong, 55, in the home. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star
WENDY Yap’s ex-employer was willing to give her 49% shares of his timber factory to keep an honest and efficient manager like her, on the fifth time she tendered her resignation.
Still, the lucrative offer failed to waver Yap’s will to become a full-time social worker.
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