Online sharing session with Aidha

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Aidha sharing session on 1 Mar 22 © Embassy of Switzerland in Singapore

On 1 March, the embassy held an online info session on the charity Aidha. Thank you to those who attended our 1 March sharing session on Aidha, and a special thanks to our speakers: Aidha CEO Jacqueline Loh, Aidha alumnus Emma Coquilla, and Deputy Head of Mission Nikolas Stürchler. If you missed it, check out the slides from the presentation of Jacqueline Loh here.

The sharing session was part of our lead up to the first Swiss embassy-funded Aidha short course for migrant domestic workers (MDWs). The short course is part of Aidha’s Learning Fest in celebration of International Women’s Day (March 8), and will be held on 6 March, 10am-12.15pm! Titled Introduction to Financial Education, the free course will be held both online via Zoom as well as in-person at Aidha @ FAST Hub.

Sign-ups are open and free for all MDWS! Visit these links to register and find out further details on the online workshop & in-person workshop. Hope to see you there!