(Re)Bonding over haircuts

Free haircuts start conversations with the marginalised and poor.

Seeking shelter, they found HOME

Since 2004, HOME has helped thousands of migrant workers in Singapore seek redress when things go awry.

Spreading the kampung spirit

Project Chulia Street promises food, fun and friendships at fiestas held at workers’ dormitories.

The doctor is in

HealthServe makes sure that sick or injured workers always have a place to go.

Art does its work at Dibashram

At Dibashram, the day’s toil falls away, and poets and musicians emerge.

Walking Alongside Workers from Afar

This National Day, we celebrate those who strive to improve the lives of low-wage migrant workers who help build our city.

A School for Refugees, by Refugees

Stuck in a foreign land with few resources, these refugees in Indonesia didn't wait for a solution, they created their own.

They Lost Everything. But They’re Finding Hope on Stage

In Malaysia, Parastoo is helping refugees take centre stage in a quest for hope and acceptance.

Home, not just for me

"Singapore has changed, and the lens through which I see my country has changed too."

What If You Were the Weakest?

If you had to design a society from scratch, would you choose to give the most disadvantaged the greatest benefit?