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Calculated Shard: 126 (from laksa043)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa126.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/","crawl_time":1775420087,"first_indexed_time":1711018300,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"sg,org,healthserve!\/mental-health-counselling-services\/ s443","src_root_hash":"17710885764230649526","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Mental Health & Counselling Services - HealthServe","meta_descriptions":["From social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Home\n\\\nMental Health & Counselling Services\nMedical & Dental Services\nMental Health & Counselling Services\nCasework & Social Services\nCommunity Services\nFrom social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation. \n \nLeveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community.\n \nHealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs. \n \nRunning around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support.\n \nHealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping.\n \nSince 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support.\n \nMigrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them\nhere\n.\n \n2024 Impact Summary\nGroup trauma debrief & therapy sessions\n55\nCalls to our crisis helpline\n8,000\nCounselling sessions\n580\nThree Pillars of Mental Health Services\nEducation and Awareness\nWe offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers.\nBridging Communities\nTo address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime.\nCaring for the Community\nHealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. They have been working in collaboration with external and internal parties to provide psycho-emotional support to migrant workers.\nCaring Cards\nWhen was the last time you had a thoughtful conversation with someone you cared about?\nAs a small non-profit organisation that is big on holistic health, we recognise the impact social connection (or the lack thereof) can have on one’s mental wellbeing. That’s why we created Caring Cards to start conversations within our migrant community.\nLearn more\nHear From Our Community\nIf we visit [private] clinics, the consultation fee is high and there’s a language barrier, they can’t understand me. That’s why I came here. For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here.\nGuo\nConstruction worker from China\nHealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support.\nRona\nShipyard worker from Bangladesh\nI thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me.\nDipu\nConstruction worker from Bangladesh\nHealthServe saved my life.\nJiang\nWaste management worker from China\nWhat I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards,\nwhenever there is something I don’t understand. And when we don’t receive our rightful\ncompensation, HealthServe mediates for us with the government and our employers.\nDong\nConstruction worker from China\nHealthServe has been really helpful to me, especially with my medical expenses and issues\nDinesh\nFactory Worker from India\nEveryone here is really friendly and nice, and is always willing to offer a listening ear\nAli Jamat\nExcavator Operator from Bangladesh\nDo you feel unwell?\nVisit HealthServe's Clinic @ Geylang\n1 Lorong 23 Geylang S388352 (Aljunied MRT)\nClinic Hours:\n6.30pm - 9.30pm\n(Tue, Wed & Thurs)\nWork Permit \/ S-Pass Holders:\nSGD8 for Acute diseases, SGD15 for Chronic Diseases\nSpecial Pass Holders:\nFREE\nCall\/Whatsapp:\n+65 31574458\nWant to see a doctor now? Where do you go?\nLearn More","attrs_markdown":"[Are you a migrant worker?]() [Click here](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[您是客工吗？]() [请点击这里。](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[நீங்கள் புலம்பெயர்ந்த தொழிலாளியா?]() [இங்கே அழுத்தவும்](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[আপনি কি একজন অভিবাসী শ্রমিক?]() [এখানে ক্লিক করুন।](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[သင်သည်တစ်စုံတစ်ဦးနှင့်စကားပြောလိုသော ရွှေ့ပြောင်းအလုပ်သမားတစ်ဦးလား။]() [ဤနေရာကိုကလစ်နှိပ်ပါ။](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[คุณ คือ แรงงานต่างชาติ ใช่หรือไม่]() [กรุณาตอบที่นี่](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/01\/Logo.svg)](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/)\n- [Get Involved](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n  - [Volunteer](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n  - [Donate](https:\/\/give.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n  - [Join Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n    - [Internship Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n    - [Job Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/job-opportunities\/)\n  - [Partner Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/partner-us\/)\n  - [Caring Cards](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/caring-cards\/)\n- [Our Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n  - [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n  - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n  - [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n  - [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n- [Our Supporters](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n  - [Our Donors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n- [About Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n  - [Our Belief](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n  - [Our Story](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-story\/)\n  - [Our Focus Areas](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/)\n    - [Annual Reports](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/annual-reports\/)\n    - [Corporate Governance](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/corporate-governance\/)\n  - [Our Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n    - [Co-founder & Board of Directors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n    - [Board Committees](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/board-committees\/)\n    - [Leadership Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/leadership-team\/)\n  - [Contact Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/contact-us\/)\n  - [Latest](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n    - [Press Room](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n    - [In the News](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/in-the-news\/)\n    - [Research & Publications](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/research_publication\/)\n    - [Stories](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/stories\/)\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/)\n- [Get Involved](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n  - [Volunteer](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n  - [Donate](https:\/\/give.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n  - [Join Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n    - [Internship Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n    - [Job Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/job-opportunities\/)\n  - [Partner Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/partner-us\/)\n  - [Caring Cards](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/caring-cards\/)\n- [Our Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n  - [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n  - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n  - [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n  - [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n- [Our Supporters](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n  - [Our Donors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n- [About Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n  - [Our Belief](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n  - [Our Story](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-story\/)\n  - [Our Focus Areas](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/)\n    - [Annual Reports](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/annual-reports\/)\n    - [Corporate Governance](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/corporate-governance\/)\n  - [Our Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n    - [Co-founder & Board of Directors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n    - [Board Committees](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/board-committees\/)\n    - [Leadership Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/leadership-team\/)\n  - [Contact Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/contact-us\/)\n  - [Latest](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n    - [Press Room](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n    - [In the News](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/in-the-news\/)\n    - [Research & Publications](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/research_publication\/)\n    - [Stories](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/stories\/)\n\n[Donate](https:\/\/give.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n\n[Home](https:\/\/hs.yipl.com.np\/) \\\\ Mental Health & Counselling Services\n\n# Mental Health & Counselling Services\n\n- [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n- [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n- [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n- [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n\n- [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n- [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n- [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n- [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n\nFrom social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation.\n\nLeveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community.\n\nHealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs.\n\nRunning around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support.\n\n![DSC05900](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/elementor\/thumbs\/DSC05900-rbjj8uhe69lah6q5p0oy1zwgudzed4oj854fqiwv1g.jpg)\n\nHealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping.\n\nSince 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support.\n\nMigrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them [here](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/).\n\n## 2024 Impact Summary\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/peer-support.svg)\n\nGroup trauma debrief & therapy sessions\n\n## 55\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/workers-supported.svg)\n\nCalls to our crisis helpline\n\n## 8,000\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/counselling.svg)\n\nCounselling sessions\n\n## 580\n\n## Three Pillars of Mental Health Services\n### Education and Awareness\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/education-and-awareness.svg)\n\nWe offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers.\n\n### Bridging Communities\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/bridging-communities.svg)\n\nTo address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime.\n\n### Caring for the Community\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/Caring-for-the-community.svg)\n\nHealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. They have been working in collaboration with external and internal parties to provide psycho-emotional support to migrant workers.\n\n## Caring Cards\nWhen was the last time you had a thoughtful conversation with someone you cared about?\n\nAs a small non-profit organisation that is big on holistic health, we recognise the impact social connection (or the lack thereof) can have on one’s mental wellbeing. That’s why we created Caring Cards to start conversations within our migrant community.\n\n[Learn more](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/caring-cards\/)\n\n## Hear From Our Community\nIf we visit \\[private\\] clinics, the consultation fee is high and there’s a language barrier, they can’t understand me. That’s why I came here. For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/user_default.png)\n\nGuo\n\nConstruction worker from China\n\nHealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Rona-at-Cruise-Ship-300x294.jpg)\n\nRona\n\nShipyard worker from Bangladesh\n\nI thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Dipu-300x300.jpg)\n\nDipu\n\nConstruction worker from Bangladesh\n\nHealthServe saved my life.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Jing-Xiao-Jiang-300x259.jpg)\n\nJiang\n\nWaste management worker from China\n\nWhat I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards, whenever there is something I don’t understand. And when we don’t receive our rightful compensation, HealthServe mediates for us with the government and our employers.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Dong-Hai-Airport-send-off-300x270.jpg)\n\nDong\n\nConstruction worker from China\n\nHealthServe has been really helpful to me, especially with my medical expenses and issues\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/dinesh-300x300.jpg)\n\nDinesh\n\nFactory Worker from India\n\nEveryone here is really friendly and nice, and is always willing to offer a listening ear\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/ali-300x300.jpg)\n\nAli Jamat\n\nExcavator Operator from Bangladesh\n\n## Get Involved\n- [Donate](https:\/\/give.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n- [Volunteer](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n- [Internship Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n- [Job Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/job-opportunities\/)\n- [Partner Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/partner-us\/)\n- [Caring Cards](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/caring-cards\/)\n\n- [Donate](https:\/\/give.healthserve.org.sg\/)\n- [Volunteer](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/volunteer\/)\n- [Internship Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/internship-opportunities\/)\n- [Job Opportunities](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/job-opportunities\/)\n- [Partner Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/partner-us\/)\n- [Caring Cards](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/caring-cards\/)\n\n## Our services\n- [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n- [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n- [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n- [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n\n- [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n- [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n- [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n- [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n\n## Our Supporters\n- [Our Donors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n\n- [Our Donors](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-donors\/)\n\n## About us\n- [Our Belief](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n- [Our Story](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-story\/)\n- [Our Focus Areas](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/)\n- [Annual Reports](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/annual-reports\/)\n- [Our Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n- [Press Room](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n- [In the News](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/in-the-news\/)\n- [Stories](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/stories\/)\n- [Research & Publications](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/research_publication\/)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/contact-us\/)\n\n- [Our Belief](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-belief\/)\n- [Our Story](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-story\/)\n- [Our Focus Areas](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/)\n- [Annual Reports](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/our-focus-areas\/annual-reports\/)\n- [Our Team](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/co-founder-board-of-directors\/)\n- [Press Room](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/press-room\/)\n- [In the News](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/category\/in-the-news\/)\n- [Stories](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/stories\/)\n- [Research & Publications](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/research_publication\/)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/contact-us\/)\n\nHealthServe is honoured to receive\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/01\/cta_2024-300x197.png)\n\n[![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/02\/cta_logo-300x197.png)](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/healthserve-receives-charity-transparency-award-2023\/)\n\n© Copyright 2022. All rights reserved.\n\n[Privacy Policy](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/pdpa-policy\/)\n\n[Whistleblowing Policy](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/whistleblowing-policy-procedure\/)\n\nFeatured photographs courtesy of Grace Baey\n\n[Facebook](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/healthservesg)     [Instagram](https:\/\/instagram.com\/healthservesg)     [Linkedin](http:\/\/linkedin.com\/company\/healthserve)     [Youtube](https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/channel\/UC0FeqVzdEeZXdqsf9kQKejA)\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/10\/hs-logo.svg)\n\n### Stay up to date with our latest happenings\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/10\/hs-logo.svg)\n\n### Stay up to date with our latest happenings\n![vm](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/elementor\/thumbs\/vm-qlgdma6sq8q4xcjuf4bp7m8rozk02w4hrb1on5jpi4.jpg)\n\n# **Do you feel unwell?**\n# Visit HealthServe's Clinic @ Geylang\n# 1 Lorong 23 Geylang S388352 (Aljunied MRT) Clinic Hours: 6\\.30pm - 9.30pm (Tue, Wed & Thurs)  Work Permit \/ S-Pass Holders: SGD8 for Acute diseases, SGD15 for Chronic Diseases Special Pass Holders: FREE Call\/Whatsapp: \\+65 31574458\n# **Want to see a doctor now? Where do you go?**\n[Learn More](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/revamp\/find-us\/)","attrs_readable_markdown":"[Home](https:\/\/hs.yipl.com.np\/) \\\\ Mental Health & Counselling Services\n\n- [Medical & Dental Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/medical-dental-services\/)\n- [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/mental-health-counselling-services\/)\n- [Casework & Social Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/casework-social-services\/)\n- [Community Services](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/community-services\/)\n\nFrom social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation.\n\nLeveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community.\n\nHealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs.\n\nRunning around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support.\n\n![DSC05900](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/elementor\/thumbs\/DSC05900-rbjj8uhe69lah6q5p0oy1zwgudzed4oj854fqiwv1g.jpg)\n\nHealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping.\n\nSince 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support.\n\nMigrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them [here](https:\/\/help.healthserve.org.sg\/).\n\n2024 Impact Summary\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/peer-support.svg)\n\nGroup trauma debrief & therapy sessions\n\n55\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/workers-supported.svg)\n\nCalls to our crisis helpline\n\n8,000\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/counselling.svg)\n\nCounselling sessions\n\n580\n\nThree Pillars of Mental Health Services\n\nEducation and Awareness\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/education-and-awareness.svg)\n\nWe offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers.\n\nBridging Communities\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/bridging-communities.svg)\n\nTo address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime.\n\nCaring for the Community\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/Caring-for-the-community.svg)\n\nHealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. 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For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/user_default.png)\n\nGuo\n\nConstruction worker from China\n\nHealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Rona-at-Cruise-Ship-300x294.jpg)\n\nRona\n\nShipyard worker from Bangladesh\n\nI thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Dipu-300x300.jpg)\n\nDipu\n\nConstruction worker from Bangladesh\n\nHealthServe saved my life.\n\n![](https:\/\/healthserve.org.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/03\/Jing-Xiao-Jiang-300x259.jpg)\n\nJiang\n\nWaste management worker from China\n\nWhat I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards, whenever there is something I don’t understand. 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Boilerpipe Text	Home \ Mental Health & Counselling Services Medical & Dental Services Mental Health & Counselling Services Casework & Social Services Community Services From social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation. Leveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community. HealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs. Running around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support. HealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping. Since 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support. Migrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them here . 2024 Impact Summary Group trauma debrief & therapy sessions 55 Calls to our crisis helpline 8,000 Counselling sessions 580 Three Pillars of Mental Health Services Education and Awareness We offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers. Bridging Communities To address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime. Caring for the Community HealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. They have been working in collaboration with external and internal parties to provide psycho-emotional support to migrant workers. Caring Cards When was the last time you had a thoughtful conversation with someone you cared about? As a small non-profit organisation that is big on holistic health, we recognise the impact social connection (or the lack thereof) can have on one’s mental wellbeing. That’s why we created Caring Cards to start conversations within our migrant community. Learn more Hear From Our Community If we visit [private] clinics, the consultation fee is high and there’s a language barrier, they can’t understand me. That’s why I came here. For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here. Guo Construction worker from China HealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support. Rona Shipyard worker from Bangladesh I thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me. Dipu Construction worker from Bangladesh HealthServe saved my life. Jiang Waste management worker from China What I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards, whenever there is something I don’t understand. And when we don’t receive our rightful compensation, HealthServe mediates for us with the government and our employers. Dong Construction worker from China HealthServe has been really helpful to me, especially with my medical expenses and issues Dinesh Factory Worker from India Everyone here is really friendly and nice, and is always willing to offer a listening ear Ali Jamat Excavator Operator from Bangladesh Do you feel unwell? Visit HealthServe's Clinic @ Geylang 1 Lorong 23 Geylang S388352 (Aljunied MRT) Clinic Hours: 6.30pm - 9.30pm (Tue, Wed & Thurs) Work Permit / S-Pass Holders: SGD8 for Acute diseases, SGD15 for Chronic Diseases Special Pass Holders: FREE Call/Whatsapp: +65 31574458 Want to see a doctor now? Where do you go? Learn More
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[Casework & Social Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/casework-social-services/) - [Community Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/community-services/) - [Medical & Dental Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/medical-dental-services/) - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/) - [Casework & Social Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/casework-social-services/) - [Community Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/community-services/) From social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation. Leveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community. HealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs. Running around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support. ![DSC05900](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/DSC05900-rbjj8uhe69lah6q5p0oy1zwgudzed4oj854fqiwv1g.jpg) HealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping. Since 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support. Migrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them [here](https://help.healthserve.org.sg/). ## 2024 Impact Summary ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/peer-support.svg) Group trauma debrief & therapy sessions ## 55 ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/workers-supported.svg) Calls to our crisis helpline ## 8,000 ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/counselling.svg) Counselling sessions ## 580 ## Three Pillars of Mental Health Services ### Education and Awareness ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/education-and-awareness.svg) We offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers. ### Bridging Communities ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/bridging-communities.svg) To address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime. ### Caring for the Community ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Caring-for-the-community.svg) HealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. They have been working in collaboration with external and internal parties to provide psycho-emotional support to migrant workers. ## Caring Cards When was the last time you had a thoughtful conversation with someone you cared about? As a small non-profit organisation that is big on holistic health, we recognise the impact social connection (or the lack thereof) can have on one’s mental wellbeing. That’s why we created Caring Cards to start conversations within our migrant community. [Learn more](https://healthserve.org.sg/caring-cards/) ## Hear From Our Community If we visit \[private\] clinics, the consultation fee is high and there’s a language barrier, they can’t understand me. That’s why I came here. For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/user_default.png) Guo Construction worker from China HealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Rona-at-Cruise-Ship-300x294.jpg) Rona Shipyard worker from Bangladesh I thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Dipu-300x300.jpg) Dipu Construction worker from Bangladesh HealthServe saved my life. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Jing-Xiao-Jiang-300x259.jpg) Jiang Waste management worker from China What I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards, whenever there is something I don’t understand. And when we don’t receive our rightful compensation, HealthServe mediates for us with the government and our employers. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Dong-Hai-Airport-send-off-300x270.jpg) Dong Construction worker from China HealthServe has been really helpful to me, especially with my medical expenses and issues ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/dinesh-300x300.jpg) Dinesh Factory Worker from India Everyone here is really friendly and nice, and is always willing to offer a listening ear ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ali-300x300.jpg) Ali Jamat Excavator Operator from Bangladesh ## Get Involved - [Donate](https://give.healthserve.org.sg/) - [Volunteer](https://healthserve.org.sg/volunteer/) - [Internship Opportunities](https://healthserve.org.sg/internship-opportunities/) - [Job Opportunities](https://healthserve.org.sg/job-opportunities/) - [Partner Us](https://healthserve.org.sg/partner-us/) - [Caring Cards](https://healthserve.org.sg/caring-cards/) - [Donate](https://give.healthserve.org.sg/) - [Volunteer](https://healthserve.org.sg/volunteer/) - [Internship Opportunities](https://healthserve.org.sg/internship-opportunities/) - [Job Opportunities](https://healthserve.org.sg/job-opportunities/) - [Partner Us](https://healthserve.org.sg/partner-us/) - [Caring Cards](https://healthserve.org.sg/caring-cards/) ## Our services - [Medical & Dental Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/medical-dental-services/) - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/) - [Casework & Social Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/casework-social-services/) - [Community Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/community-services/) - [Medical & Dental Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/medical-dental-services/) - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/) - [Casework & Social Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/casework-social-services/) - [Community Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/community-services/) ## Our Supporters - [Our Donors](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-donors/) - [Our Donors](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-donors/) ## About us - [Our Belief](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-belief/) - [Our Story](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-story/) - [Our Focus Areas](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-focus-areas/) - [Annual Reports](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-focus-areas/annual-reports/) - [Our Team](https://healthserve.org.sg/co-founder-board-of-directors/) - [Press Room](https://healthserve.org.sg/category/press-room/) - [In the News](https://healthserve.org.sg/category/in-the-news/) - [Stories](https://healthserve.org.sg/stories/) - [Research & Publications](https://healthserve.org.sg/research_publication/) - [Contact Us](https://healthserve.org.sg/contact-us/) - [Our Belief](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-belief/) - [Our Story](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-story/) - [Our Focus Areas](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-focus-areas/) - [Annual Reports](https://healthserve.org.sg/our-focus-areas/annual-reports/) - [Our Team](https://healthserve.org.sg/co-founder-board-of-directors/) - [Press Room](https://healthserve.org.sg/category/press-room/) - [In the News](https://healthserve.org.sg/category/in-the-news/) - [Stories](https://healthserve.org.sg/stories/) - [Research & Publications](https://healthserve.org.sg/research_publication/) - [Contact Us](https://healthserve.org.sg/contact-us/) HealthServe is honoured to receive ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/cta_2024-300x197.png) [![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/cta_logo-300x197.png)](https://healthserve.org.sg/healthserve-receives-charity-transparency-award-2023/) © Copyright 2022. 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Readable Markdown	[Home](https://hs.yipl.com.np/) \\ Mental Health & Counselling Services - [Medical & Dental Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/medical-dental-services/) - [Mental Health & Counselling Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/mental-health-counselling-services/) - [Casework & Social Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/casework-social-services/) - [Community Services](https://healthserve.org.sg/community-services/) From social isolation and adjustment struggles to employment and health issues, many migrant workers face complex challenges that often go unspoken. These may lead to a spectrum of mental health challenges such as anxiety, trauma and even suicidal ideation. Leveraging HealthServe’s medical expertise, our multi-level mental health programme was launched in 2019 and is the first of its kind in Singapore, aimed at supporting the mental and emotional well-being of the migrant worker community. HealthServe’s Mental Health & Counselling Services team provides a full range of services from Singapore’s first 24-hour crisis helpline for workers to individual counselling and group therapy or crisis debriefs. Running around the clock, our crisis helpline aims to provide a safe space for migrant workers in distress. Our Crisis Helpline Specialists and volunteers are able to speak in workers’ native languages and are trained to prioritise caller safety and handle crisis de-escalation. Where further intervention is required, our counsellors or case managers are roped in for more comprehensive support. ![DSC05900](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/DSC05900-rbjj8uhe69lah6q5p0oy1zwgudzed4oj854fqiwv1g.jpg) HealthServe’s trained psychotherapists are fluent in migrant workers’ native languages. By utilising culturally sensitive and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, our counsellors seek to facilitate change and bolster resilience among clients, equipping them with tools to improve their coping. Since 2021, we have also moved upstream to train more migrant workers in psychological first aid and peer support. Migrant workers can learn more about the services offered to them [here](https://help.healthserve.org.sg/). 2024 Impact Summary ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/peer-support.svg) Group trauma debrief & therapy sessions 55 ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/workers-supported.svg) Calls to our crisis helpline 8,000 ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/counselling.svg) Counselling sessions 580 Three Pillars of Mental Health Services Education and Awareness ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/education-and-awareness.svg) We offer mass psychoeducation sessions conducted in the native language of migrant workers at their worksites, as well as formal skills workshops for employers, supervisors and managers. Bridging Communities ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/bridging-communities.svg) To address workers’ mental health issues and provide support in their native languages, we operate a 24-hour crisis helpline +65 3129 5000, where both migrant workers and concerned stakeholders may reach out for assistance anytime. Caring for the Community ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Caring-for-the-community.svg) HealthServe’s team of native-speaking qualified counsellors have been supporting referrals from ministries, employers and healthcare facilities. They have been working in collaboration with external and internal parties to provide psycho-emotional support to migrant workers. Caring Cards When was the last time you had a thoughtful conversation with someone you cared about? As a small non-profit organisation that is big on holistic health, we recognise the impact social connection (or the lack thereof) can have on one’s mental wellbeing. That’s why we created Caring Cards to start conversations within our migrant community. [Learn more](https://healthserve.org.sg/caring-cards/) Hear From Our Community If we visit \[private\] clinics, the consultation fee is high and there’s a language barrier, they can’t understand me. That’s why I came here. For those people from my hometown with fevers or headaches, I will recommend them to come here. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/user_default.png) Guo Construction worker from China HealthServe has made me feel more secure about being in a foreign country and reminded me not to be afraid or lonely in case I need medical or emotional support. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Rona-at-Cruise-Ship-300x294.jpg) Rona Shipyard worker from Bangladesh I thinking, I no makan but no die, maybe HealthServe come from God to help me. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Dipu-300x300.jpg) Dipu Construction worker from Bangladesh HealthServe saved my life. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Jing-Xiao-Jiang-300x259.jpg) Jiang Waste management worker from China What I’m most grateful to HealthServe for is... showing me a direction to work towards, whenever there is something I don’t understand. And when we don’t receive our rightful compensation, HealthServe mediates for us with the government and our employers. ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Dong-Hai-Airport-send-off-300x270.jpg) Dong Construction worker from China HealthServe has been really helpful to me, especially with my medical expenses and issues ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/dinesh-300x300.jpg) Dinesh Factory Worker from India Everyone here is really friendly and nice, and is always willing to offer a listening ear ![](https://healthserve.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ali-300x300.jpg) Ali Jamat Excavator Operator from Bangladesh Do you feel unwell? Visit HealthServe's Clinic @ Geylang ## 1 Lorong 23 Geylang S388352 (Aljunied MRT) Clinic Hours: 6\.30pm - 9.30pm (Tue, Wed & Thurs) Work Permit / S-Pass Holders: SGD8 for Acute diseases, SGD15 for Chronic Diseases Special Pass Holders: FREE Call/Whatsapp: \+65 31574458 Want to see a doctor now? Where do you go? 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