Happy helpers have good mental health and that means they work better with their employers. MyHelper organises regular outings so that helpers can enjoy themselves, refresh their soul and spirit, and simply have fun. 

MyHelper seeks to equip helpers with relevant skills that they can use when they finish their two-year contracts in Singapore.

In Singapore, only about 50% of all helpers work more than 12 months with their employers. The dynamics of employer-maid relationship is very complicated. MyHelper encourages employers to reward their faithful helpers if they manage to complete their contracts. They deserve it.

When the helpers are away from home, they need another place that they can call home. What better way to be part of this family than to celebrate birthdays with a community of fellow helpers or with their host families? Employers are encouraged to celebrate their helper’s birthdays – get her a simple birthday present to remind her that she is loved and valued. 

Maid abuse cases get wide media coverage. But the truth is, most Myanmar girls working in Singapore as helpers are happy after an initial period of adjustment. Let’s hear it from the girls themselves.