Agnes (second from right) decided to become an employer of deaf individuals, such as barrista Mohammad Faizal Abdul Rasat (left) as well as cooks Stanley Tang and K. Yohendran (right), to further advocate for their rights.
THE effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the movement control order has hit everyone hard, but it has been even harder for some.
For the past few months, RC Deaf Missions Malaysia (RCDM) co-founder Agnes Isobel Peter had to resort to fishing into her savings to keep the enterprise afloat.
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Agnes (second from right) decided to become an employer of deaf individuals, such as barrista Mohammad Faizal Abdul Rasat (left) as well as cooks Stanley Tang and K. Yohendran (right), to further advocate for their rights.
RCDM cook K. Yohendran (left) assisting senior deaf mentor, cook and baker S. Bhavanitha as she prepares the orange cranberry cake for takeaway during the MCO.
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