by Andrea
I’m so thankful to be part of The Voice of Domestic Workers (VODW). Before joining, I struggled with confidence and found it hard to talk to people. VODW helped me face my fears, build courage, and take on challenges with a positive mindset.
The ESOL classes have really boosted my self-esteem by improving my communication and social skills. This has made a big difference in both my personal and professional life. I also love the Body and Mind workshop, where we share stories, support each other, and focus on our well-being.
VODW also taught me IT skills I never thought I’d learn. Now, I can create a Facebook account, send emails, and use Google Docs. Learning these skills has been empowering, and I’m truly grateful for the opportunity.
“Joining The Voice of Domestic Workers (VODW) gave me the courage to face my fears, build my confidence, and learn skills I never thought possible. It’s more than a community — it’s a family that empowers and fights for justice.”
Being part of VODW means more than just learning — I also get to help fight for the rights of migrant domestic workers. I’m involved in the campaign to restore the pre-2012 Overseas Domestic Worker (ODW) visa, so workers can change employers without losing their legal status.
I’m proud to be part of a group that supports, educates, and stands up for justice and equality for all domestic workers.
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