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Torus works through three connected arms: Assembly (piece-rate community work), Virtual (digital services for SMEs) and Academy (training that leads to paid roles).
Torus is a Malaysian social enterprise creating structured, fairly paid work for B40 communities, with a focus on single mothers. It is a Cohort 4 venture in the SEEd.Lab Social Enterprise Programme.
A torus is a continuous, unbroken loop. We chose it because impact should circulate: income and skills keep moving inside the community rather than leaving it.
No. Torus is a social enterprise, which means we pursue a social mission through a sustainable business model rather than relying on donations.
B40 single mothers in Malaysia, particularly sole providers who face irregular income, need flexible work, and have limited financial buffers.
B40 refers to the bottom 40% of Malaysian households by income — a classification the Malaysian government uses to target support programmes.
SEEd.Lab is Malaysia's first end-to-end social enterprise incubation programme, powered by PETRONAS and Tata Consultancy Services.
Register as a member through our registration form, or contact us and we will tell you when work opens near you.
Yes — in community development, women's empowerment, workforce enablement and social innovation. Use the contact form and choose Partnership.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, at Bangsar South City, working with communities across the country.
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