With a new captain at its helm, the Woman’s Aid Organisation hopes to reach out to more women and children.
Sumitra Visvanathan knows full well that she has big shoes to fill. As the newly appointed executive director of the Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO), she takes over from veteran women’s rights activist Ivy Josiah who has been at the forefront of protecting battered women for close to two decades.
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