Daughters Of Tomorrow (DOT) is an IPC charity empowering underprivileged women into sustained employment, thus enabling their families towards social mobility. DOT complements existing training and workforce-related agencies by connecting volunteers and community resources to enable each woman on an individual level.
DOT's beneficiaries are women aged 20 to 60 from low-income families (surviving on S$200 to less than S$650 per capita per month), most of whom reside in government-subsidised rental flats. Many face multiple internal and external stressors that affect their job prospects and their ability to break out of poverty. Since its incorporation in August 2014, DOT has positively impacted more than 1000 women through their skills-training, job-bridging and support programmes.
FANNIE LIM
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
DAUGHTERS OF TOMORROW
About the Executive Director
Fannie Lim is the Executive Director of Daughters Of Tomorrow (DOT), a local charity with IPC that is enabling livelihoods for underprivileged women and their families in Singapore. Since 2014, DOT has impacted more than 1000 women through community mobilization to provide them with skills, confidence and access to sustainable job opportunities.
Backed by an amazing team, she is relentless in her pursuit to raise awareness about urban poverty in one of the richest countries in the world. She is also a strong collaborator with private, public and non-profit sectors to uplift lower-income families towards social mobility through economic stability. Her great aspirations and unwavering dedication for this mission are grounded in her belief that every person, like a seed has the potential to blossom and thereby has a destiny to fulfil and contribute to build a stronger society.
She is raising 3 children together with her husband and on the occasion of self-care, appreciates a solitary session with “teh c siu dai” while listening in to podcast/ having a book in hand.
