Employment and freedom
Our partner sewing centres provide equitable, empowering employment for people who have faced exploitation and discrimination.
Each centre has it's own unique approach based on their employees needs. Including health care, counselling, and adapted work environments. Additionally, they provide multiple avenues for education, vocational training, and employment pathways.
AIM EMPLOYMENT CENTRE
Svay Pak, Cambodia
AIM is a humanitarian organisation rescuing, healing, empowering and protecting women affected by human trafficking and forced labour.
At AIM's sewing centre, survivors are paired with experienced seamstresses and have access to four on-site counsellors, healthcare and childcare during work hours. They also receive living wages, accommodation, legal support, and diverse training opportunities. Recently, some sewing team members became teachers and real-estate agents.
In 2024, Goodnap provided training and employment for 100 survivors through AIM's Employment Centre.
MAISON CHANCE "Lucky House"
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Maison Chance, a transformative force in Vietnam, empowers people living with disabilities through it's Take Wing Centre.
Established in 2006, members can choose from multiple vocational pathways that enable them to “fly with their own wings” through independent employment- fostering independence and self-succifiency. They also have the option to pursue further education, including University scholarships.
Additionally, Maison Chance provides vital rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy and aqua-therapy, ensuring comprehensive support for iits community. The village is a warm, supportive community where people feel valued and connected.
FAIRSEW
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Awarded by Common Objective, Fairsew is a leader in ethical and sustainable manufacturing in Southeast Asia.
Founder Annelise Helmy awards her staff Australian-equivalent work conditions and benefits, as well as external training, subsidised study assistance, and membership with a local hospital to meet the health needs.
