Jobs for Caring Moms Malaysia

Umesh Narasimhaiah, Jobs for Caring Moms Malaysia | Shera Ann Bosco, Jobs for Caring Moms Malaysia

02-Aug-16 15:00

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The Facebook group Jobs for Caring Moms Malaysia started out as a social media group to give an opportunity for stay-at-home-mums and full-time-working-mums to interact. It has now become a platform for them to create business opportunities and for others to have what they need delivered to them. With 41,000 members and counting, we find out more about this group and how it is empowering mothers from all walks of life.

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Tags: live and learn, working mothers, working moms, working mums, single mothers, facebook group, support group, stay at home mom, full time working mom

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