Aidha provides financial literacy programmes such as money management, computer literacy, leadership and entrepreneurial skills for migrant domestic workers (MDWs) and lower-income women. We believe in ‘sustainable futures through financial education’ and that every woman should have the opportunity and choice to determine her own future. With every Aidha student sharing her skills with her family and friends, a whole community benefits, making the multiplier effect of our financial literacy programme significant and life-changing. Our impact studies show that by educating one woman, we can help impact nine lives. How to get involved? Our volunteers are drawn from all walks of life and professions, you can find them mentoring a class on Sunday, supporting our campus management staff during the week, or taking on fundraising and research work. Join us at our volunteer orientation and you may register here: https://bit.ly/2Mxjyct To learn more, please visit our website www.aidha.org. For any media enquiries, please connect to @Amirah Ali.