Migrant Domestic Workers Support
A Home Away From Home
Working in a foreign country brings unique emotional adjustments. Navigating the great distance from immediate family, adjusting to different household expectations, and facing steep language barriers can make migrant domestic workers (MDWs) feel deeply isolated on their rest days.
At BGSS, we do not run clinical treatment tracks. Instead, we act as a welcoming village. We focus on listening to their experiences, offering safe counseling spaces, and conducting practical skills workshops within a vibrant, trusted community where their well-being is genuinely cared for.
Helpers Supported So Far
Helpers Attend Care Group Weekly
Helpers Attended Subsidised Courses
Years Of Care
How We Help You
We design intentional Sunday programs to keep helpers socially connected, upskilled, and emotionally grounded.
Sunday Sanctuary Fellowship
We host safe, inclusive weekend gathering circles where MDWs can rest comfortably, share lunch, bond through music, and express their thoughts without reservation.
Practical Skills & Empowerment
We conduct structured training courses—including basic financial planning, foundational English communication, and advanced eldercare techniques—to support their long-term career growth.
Confidential Peer Counselling
No one has to face distress in isolation. Our experienced caseworkers provide safe, confidential spaces to help ease overwhelming emotions and offer guidance on navigating workplace stressors.
What to Expect If You Contact Us
Whether you are a helper seeking fellowship or an employer looking to support your helper's well-being, our team ensures an inclusive and safe onboarding process.
Connect with Us
Contact us today to register for our Sunday programs. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you reach your community and learning goals.
Choose Your Own Journey
Helpers can choose to take specific skills courses, focus purely on rest and community fellowship, or do a mix of both at their own comfortable pace.
Connecting with Peer Networks
Our community leaders match each helper with a peer group that speaks their native language, ensuring they feel welcomed and comfortably supported from day one.