Singaporean social enterprise joins hands to support women in ASEAN Region

To honour Mother’s Day, social enterprise Angels of Impact (AI) will be launching a book titled Sustainable Impact: How Women Are Key To Ending Poverty on 17 May.

The book was founded on AI’s massive transformative purpose of “creating a world without poverty in unity with women”.

AI intends to do so by impacting three of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals – #1 No Poverty, #5 Gender Equality and #12 Responsible Consumption and Production.

How can this be achieved?

AI believes that if the community invests in and consumes responsibly produced goods made by women living in poverty themselves, the community can achieve three goals in one or as some would say “kill all three birds with one stone”.

Social enterprise Angels of Impact is founded by Laina Raveendran Greene and Audrey Tan – two Singaporean women from two different backgrounds and generations, who share the same vision and strongly believe that they can make a difference in the community.

They focus on women as good investments, and aim to maximize the social impact of money by working with enterprises, which in turn work with many women producing responsibly and getting the most effective use of resources.

The book, Sustainable Impact: How Women Are Key To Ending Poverty, will be available for purchase online via the AI website,  or via Amazon from 18 May.

All proceeds for the book will go towards the cause and help propel the mission and vision of AI and accelerate towards ending world poverty.