As you might have heard, the number of COVID-19 cases among our migrant workers have risen past 2000 as of 16th April 2020. While we look forward to a warm, comforting meal during the Circuit Breaker as we stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19, dormitory kitchens have started closing in order to meet safe distancing measures.

#HOMEFORALL Migrants is an initiative by the Collective of Migrant Efforts (COME) - a cross-sectoral partnership across NGOs, government agencies and citizens, convened by A Good Space Cooperative. We aim to raise $800,000 to provide 20,000 migrant workers with rations over 10 days. Our focus areas are food, hygiene and internet connectivity for the workers.

COME will be distributing care meals through Alliance of Guest Workers Outreach (as part of the Hope Initiative Alliance) and Migrant Workers' Centre.

A Factory Converted Dorm (FCD) can range from 50 - 1000 workers / dorm. For $40, you can sustain a migrant brother with 2 meals a day for 10 days. $400, for 10 workers; $4000 for 100 workers; $8000 for 200 workers (an average FCD size). If you'd like to learn more contact us at 9105 7891, Abhishek.

Thank you for donating. Show our migrant brothers that Singapore is a #HomeForAll Migrants.

Disclaimer: The funds are going towards Alliance of Guest Workers Outreach (AGWO under Hope Initiative alliance) and Migrant Workers Centre (MWC) to provide food to workers who are unable to secure their 3 meals during this period.

Hope Initiative Alliance (HIA) is an inter-racial and inter-religious charity organisation that aims to provide holistic care for Singapore citizens, residents and migrant workers who are lesser privileged and require social welfare assistance.

With the support of partners from the public, people and private sectors, HIA serves as an aggregator to provide services that improve the lives of people with diverse social welfare needs. In this regard, HIA works closely with over 100 social service organisations, civil society organisations, corporations and government agencies.

HIA serves its beneficiaries through various movements that serve the following beneficiaries:
- Families with low household income
- Children from lesser privileged families
- Homeless people and rough sleepers
- Migrant workers living in dormitories
- Migrant domestic workers

HIA has been recognised for its contributions by the government and partners. In 2020, HIA was the recipient of the President's Volunteerism & Philanthropy Award for the Organisation of Good category for contributions to society amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic. This award was presented by Mdm Halimah Yacob, the President of the Republic of Singapore.

For more information, visit hia.sg