-
Home > Who We Are
Transient Workers Count Too is a non-profit organisation in Singapore dedicated to improving conditions for migrant workers, perhaps the largest group of disadvantaged persons here. Founded in 2003, we operate with a small number of regular staff and a larger number of unpaid volunteers.
We welcome anyone who shares our core objectives to join as a member (annual membership fee $10) and/or volunteer with us. Our members span the demographic spectrum from top academics and professionals to eager young Singaporeans, to retirees wanting to contribute to society, to hardworking migrant workers themselves.
As a non-profit organisation serving the needs of large numbers of migrant workers, TWC2 appreciates all the help we can get. Your donation, big or small, will certainly go a long way. If you can volunteer some of your time, this would help greatly as well. Everyone is welcome to come through the door to...
Posted on September 18, 2011 inWho we are – Executive Committee President: Russell HENG Hiang Khng, President since the AGM in March 2011, joined TWC2 shortly after it was formed in 2003. He has since held the position of Secretary, Treasurer and Vice-President. He has a PhD in Political Science from the Australian National University and was a researcher...
Posted on September 18, 2011 in
Some people who felt strongly about the issue for safe transport for workers started Project Humane Transport in 2009 to raise support for change. The media reported on migrant workers and decent transport, especially when accidents took place. Quite a few people wrote to the press to put forward their views. A former National Serviceman...
Posted on June 29, 2009 in Media Coverage, News