@transientworkerscount2

Transient Workers Count Too operates as Singapore's leading migrant worker advocacy organization, maintaining direct service programs and policy reform initiatives since its founding in 2003. TWC2 provides emergency food assistance, temporary shelter access, and medical care coordination for workers facing wage disputes or unsafe living conditions. The organization's case management team helps workers document labor violations, file Ministry of Manpower complaints, and recover unpaid wages through mediation and legal channels. TWC2 submits regular policy recommendations to Singapore's Ministry of Manpower, Ministry of Health, and international bodies including the UN Human Rights Council's Universal Periodic Review. The organization produces research reports analyzing recruitment fee structures, workplace safety compliance, and housing standards in Singapore's migrant labor sector. TWC2 maintains partnerships with legal aid providers, healthcare facilities, and social service agencies to coordinate comprehensive support for workers in crisis. TWC2 operates a food distribution program at Cuff Road, manages an emergency shelter network, and coordinates pro bono medical care through participating clinics. The organization's documentation team tracks systemic issues affecting domestic workers, construction laborers, and maritime employees in Singapore. TWC2 processes cases through Singapore's Employment Claims Tribunal, Work Injury Compensation Act system, and Small Claims Courts to recover workers' earned wages.