Malaysian trains over 100 women in Kedah to make and sell kids clothes online


Nazkids’ product range focuses on traditional Malay clothing, particular for babies and young children. (25 July 2022) – Photos provided by Baitulhusna Ahmad Zamri

One does not need vast resources to effect positive change in a community, just a little passion and a sincere desire to help others.

That was what motivated Baitulhusna Ahmad Zamri to found Nazkids, a social enterprise that empowers women in Jitra, Kedah, by training them to make and sell clothing online.

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