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Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics (HOME)

Singapore roots
Source review: 2026-10-05

Your guide to Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics (HOME)

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Reported work and places

Women's health; Housing and shelter; Protection and inclusion. Reported activity: Singapore.

The 2025 report records shelter for501 women migrant workers andemotional support for318 shelter residents in Singapore. These are organization-reported services, not independently established outcomes.

Evidence dated 2025-12-31. 2025 calendar reporting year-end marker; individual shelter/support dates not supplied.

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Who receives your money

Organization roots
Singapore
Roots and operating base
Singapore migrant-worker organization founded by Bridget Tan in2004; workers nationality does not establish operations in their home countries.
Reviewed legal entity
Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics · Singapore
Named recipient
Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics · Singapore
Giving route
Direct official giving instructions

Current official instructions name Humanitarian Organization for Migration Economics for its DBS bank route, and HOME-Income for PayNow. The entry selects the named direct bank route. The page also allows a Helpdesk reference; general gifts are not automatically restricted to shelter. Donor information may be requested for receipts; no data entered. Fees and refunds not verified.

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Country evidence and reporting periods

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Singapore

The 2025 report records shelter for501 women migrant workers andemotional support for318 shelter residents in Singapore. These are organization-reported services, not independently established outcomes.

Reporting period: Calendar2025 · PhysicalPDF page3 identity and page11 Shelter;501 women sheltered and emotional support to318 residents

Evidence stage: Reported services delivered

Organization-reported completed work; current access and allocation of a new gift are not guaranteed.

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What we checked, and what remains uncertain

Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.

Minimum public-source checks only. Organization and partner reports are not an independent impact audit. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, individual-gift allocation and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Reporting-period evidence does not guarantee delivery today.

2025 own annual report identifies Society registration0236/2004 WEL, UENT04SS0193H and charity/IPC status; live registry standing not independently checked.

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Help beyond money

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