Journey of a rubber tapper’s daughter

My Journey

I came from a simple background as the 9th sibling out of 10 children. 

Mom was a rubber tapper and Dad was a mechanic in Lambak Estate, Kluang, Johor that was managed by the British. 

It was a tough but simple childhood, and there were happy times, too. Nowadays, I reflect on how tough times can mold us into strong, optimistic, spiritual adults. 

During my years of school, I worked very hard. Everyone was so kind and friendly. It was a sociable time for me, too, with the students, teachers, and headmistress. I look back fondly on my youth. I was given a chance to present myself at my very best during these times, whether in school or making sure the chores were done afterwards.

My privilege

It is a privilege to meet all young ladies at EduNita during my visit to SOLS 24/7 Foundation recently. 

I can see myself in them, when I was very young and naive with strong determination to conquer the world. This gives me a strong urge to be on their life journey. 

I donated 10 books to SOLS 24/7 to fundraise for these ladies’ wellbeing while they are studying at SOLS Academy. As part of my fundraising effort, we would like to raise RM100 for each book donated. 

My contribution

I would like to call for donations from all of you, families and friends, to be with me supporting these awesome ladies and SOLS 24/7. 

If you live with your heart open, fear becomes an adventure….