More than just a teacher

TDT | Manama

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A teacher’s journey from the vibrant classrooms of Bahrain to the heart of Uzbekistan speaks volumes about her compassion and dedication.

With a most commendable history in supporting overseas Filipino workers by her good deeds, she now goes into this new phase of service committed to empowering, pursuing persistently her mission to uplift and inspire.

Desiree Pasahol Brigola, 46 years old, of Sta Cruz, Laguna, is an educator whose dedication goes beyond the usual parameters of her profession.

Noble cause

Dess to her friends and colleagues had spent seven years in Bahrain as an exceptional teacher, dedicating her life to a noble cause.

Her steadfast dedication to and advocacy for migrant workers, especially domestic helpers confronting intricate medical challenges, significant legal conflicts, and profound personal struggles, has been remarkably laudable.

The COVID-19 pandemic created a pervasive atmosphere of uncertainty worldwide, leading many to experience feelings of isolation and fear.

As global borders closed and businesses were compelled to halt operations, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Bahrain encountered overwhelming obstacles.

Leader

Desiree emerged as a leader during this crisis, choosing to assist those who were at their most vulnerable.

She became one of the well-respected and trusted figure among the OFWs in Bahrain because of her untiring enthusiasm and commitment.

She emerged as a highly dependable source of information, a key point of contact, and a beacon of hope during challenging periods.