Empowering youths to build an inclusive Singapore for the migrant worker community.

School Programmes

I AM AN
EDUCATOR

Looking to increase your students’ understanding and awareness of the migrant worker community? Our school programmes cater to students across primary, secondary and tertiary levels.

I AM A
CORPORATE

Partner us in CSR activities, corporate bonding programmes and/or through financially supporting our work.

I WANT TO
VOLUNTEER

Volunteer your time and skills to empower youths with us. Let’s build an inclusive Singapore for the migrant worker community together!

EMPOWERING YOUTHS, SHAPING THE FUTURE

EMPOWERING YOUTHS, SHAPING THE FUTURE

OUR REACH

(2020 - current)

14,934

PARTICIPANTS

169

PROGRAMMES

63

SCHOOLS

Empowering youths,
Shaping the future.

Youths today will be the policy makers, voters, lawyers, teachers, leaders, citizens of tomorrow.

They play a critical role in building a more inclusive society for migrant workers.

  • The facilitators are very well-trained and able to distill the learning points. The LJ widened the students’ perspectives. The interaction with the migrant workers added a realistic and multi-faceted dimension.

    – Mdm Ivy Quek, Director, Community Education and Engagement, ACS Independent

  • It was an insightful experience for the students and teachers alike. We loved how some of the stories were personal to migrant workers which made the experience even more heartfelt and emotional.

    – Ying Jie, Humanities Teacher, Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School

  • I didn’t realise how much of a stigma is still attached to migrant workers in Singapore despite being a developed country. I highly recommend Migrant & Me's learning journey as it really helps build awareness about the migrant worker community.

    – Benjamin, Year 3, Nanyang Technological University

  • It's not magic that we have houses, buildings and MRT stations. Migrant workers are the ones who built all these infrastructure! They are not tools but also humans. We should learn to appreciate them.

    – Pri 4 Student, Tao Nan Primary School