S is a 24 year old Bangladeshi worker who came to Singapore in 2015 after loaning $7,500 to pay in agent fees. He paid this loan back slowly over time and by the time he returned to Bangladesh, he was not able to save any money and had only paid back his loan for agent …
G first came to Singapore in 2014 and is currently working as a forklift operator. In May 2020 during circuit breaker, G experienced a severe toothache and informed the MOM officer in his dormitory about his pain. His toothache was so severe that despite the lockdown in dorms, they made an exception to provide emergency …
*Click ‘Read More’ for latest update on C’s listing* C has been working as a cleaner in local hospitals for the last 15 years, but his company cancelled his work pass in Aug 2020. Since then he has been unemployed and living off his savings, which have mostly run out as he is also supporting …
V has been unable to make enough money to support his family, live decently, and pay his agent fees which come up to $1,802. Work is often irregular, and his boss pays him late and incorrectly even when he does get to work.
S requests for $300, which he can use to purchase provisions from the provision shop in the dormitory and cook for himself for a month. He has not received his salary since Feb 2020 as he suffered from a serious work injury in late Jan 2020.
Z is in need of $500 for private surgery in Bangladesh. He has been experiencing PR bleeding since end Sept and visited the Emergency Department on Oct 1st.
M came to Singapore in 2013 as a construction worker and has been working for his current employer since. In July 2020, while working with a hammer at the worksite, the hammer slipped and chipped part of his front tooth.
In Feb 2020, L slipped from a temporary staircase at a construction site and sustained a fracture to his hip. He was sent to a clinic affiliated with his employer after informing his supervisor about feeling pain in his hip.
N is in need of $1,500 to pay off debts that he incurred footing his own medical bills and to send home to his family. He came to Singapore in June 2019 and had only worked for 17 days before he sustained a nerve injury in his hand while moving metal pipes at a construction …
H is in need of $1,000 to support his family in Bangladesh. Since his injury, he has not been drawing a salary and is unable to send money home (he is the sole breadwinner).
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