Aidha CEO, Jacqueline Loh on Financial education for Singaporean women

The video discusses the impact of Ida, a program aimed at empowering migrant domestic workers in Singapore through financial education and entrepreneurship training. It highlights the challenges these workers face, such as long working hours and low savings, and how Ida's modules help them improve their financial literacy and confidence. The program's adaptation to COVID-19 through online learning and its efforts to increase awareness via social media are also covered. The video concludes with a call to action for business leaders to support financial inclusion and capability building.

In what ways does the Ida program support participants in developing entrepreneurship skills?

What are some of the financial challenges faced by migrant domestic workers when sending money back home?

Explain the multiplier effect of the Ida program on the community.

What role does social media play in increasing awareness of the Ida program among migrant workers?