Our Impact
2022 in Review
With your support, here’s a snapshot of the impact we made in the past year.
Chronic disease consultations
2,900
Acute consultations
3,100
Dental consultations
1,200
Specialist consultations
360
Occupational and Physiotherapy sessions
110
Participants of mental health workshops
1,900
Workers supported via crisis helpline
4,000
Workers supported via counselling
660
Peer Support Leaders trained
570
Migrant workers supported
720
Cases of social assistance rendered (in emergency financial assistance, meals, groceries, phone and transport top-ups)
3,100
Financial assistance disbursed (in cash/ kind)
$46,400
Migrant workers engaged through outreach events and health screenings
10,300
Workers received chronic disease education through health screenings
1,200
Migrant workers received care packs
5,400
Over the next two years, we will focus resources in areas where healthcare needs for migrant workers remain substantial.
- Mental Health – We are enhancing awareness of our 24/7 crisis helpline, scaling up counselling services, and moving upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support.
- Dental Services – Dental care is not covered by the government’s Primary Care Plan for migrant workers in the CMP sector. We will continue to increase capacity at our dental clinic and provide care for vulnerable migrant workers who fall through the cracks.
- Preventive Care – With our long-term goal of empowering workers to take charge of their health, we are stepping up on preventive care through education. In the spirit of Asset-Based Community Development, we are also increasing involvement of our migrant brothers as volunteers.
