Something good is brewing


  • Living
  • Thursday, 07 Nov 2019

Coffee For Good was established by Faridah Halina Binti Mohamad Zairi (left) and Dalia binti Abdul Azis (right) to help solve issues of unemployment among youths in the B40 communities.

WHEN Faridah Halina Mohamad Zairi was retrenched from her job as a senior technical assistant in an oil and gas company in 2015, she thought that it was a good opportunity to fulfil her longtime dream of setting up a cafe.

But, instead of establishing just another coffee outlet, Faridah decided to set up a social enterprise to help unemployed youths in B40 communities find employment. And that’s how Coffee For Good came about.

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