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| Kriya Foundation teams up with SJMW in holding the healing sessions |
Are you suffering from stress, sadness, anxiety, hurt or simple heaviness?
If yes, these two free sessions of yoga and meditation
to help improve mental health set for
Feb. 8 and Feb 15, 11am to 1pm and offered by Kriya Lightning Foundation, might
just be the thing you need.
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| PINDUTIN PARA SA DETALYE |
Co-organizer, Social Justice for Migrant Workers, is
calling in particular migrant workers who were affected by the deadly Tai Po
fire in November to join the sessions.
Both "Sunday Self-Care" sessions will be held at the Singing Bowl Zentral, 7/F, 66 Stanley Street, Central (close to Lyndhurst Terrace and Central Market near the escalator).
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| PINDUTIN DITO |
Kriya is a non-profit organization that offers help
to those who seek “peace, inner freedom and happiness.”
Pre-registration is required as the venue has
limited capacity. To book your slot, please send a message to SFMW officer Marites Torralba
or call the group’s hotline on WhatsApp, 68720498.
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| MFMW continues to provide all sorts of help to the Tai Po fire victims |
Meantime, the Mission for Migrant Workers continues
to provide all forms of assistance to foreign domestic workers affected by the
Tai Po fire, including the three Filipinos who have recently been released from
their contracts.
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| Basahin ang detalye! |
The three are staying at the Missions’ shelter, the Bethune
House Migrant Women’s Refuge where they get free relief supplies, clothes, and
medical and mental care, plus help with their cases and in dealing with Immigration
Department and other government agencies.
To contact the MFMW, call its hotline 9529 2326.
