Our group's mission is to act as a platform to exchange and implement ideas for the improvement of the quality of life and happiness of labourers and other low-income guest workers within the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
"Give a Man a Fish, Feed Him For a Day. Teach a Man to Fish, Feed Him For a Lifetime." - Lao Tzu
Happier workers always lead to greater efficiency, an increase of quality and thus a more rewarding scenario for all parties involved.
Bettering the understanding, mutual respect and cooperation with regard to the legal employment of expatriate workers in labour receiving countries. Clearing up misconceptions with regard to the intention of the majority of citizens from both receiving and sending countries.
Our group's mission is to act as a platform to exchange and implement ideas for the improvement of the quality of life and happiness of labourers and other low-income guest workers within the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
A message from our founder
Thanks for those who helped with the beat the heat awareness campaign! We are holding an event this Thursday at 8pm on the premises of a worker accommodation facility for 1700 people. Have arranged for a finance professional to lecture workers who reside at this facility on how they can manage their savings more wisely back in their countries of origin. If you are interested to help, please email me directly on mukund@careforlaborers.com
If anyone has any suggestions or wants to help further, please contact me. Now that the summer is in full swing I am planning to organize a beat the heat awareness campaign for some workers in a camp in Sonapur (for 200-300 men low-income workers), we have to identify a camp/company and get permission to hold such an event there, and also get a few doctors to volunteer their time, and then make it happen, shouldn’t take more than an [...]
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We holding an event this Wednesday at 8pm on the premises of a worker accommodation facility for 3000 ppl in the UAE. We have arranged for a respected finance professional (who has kindly agreed to give us his time) to lecture workers who reside at this facility on how they can manage their savings more wisely back in their countries of origin. If you are interested to help please comment on this post with your email address. Thank You!
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Thanks for those who helped with the beat the heat awareness campaign! We are holding an event this Thursday at 8pm on the premises of a worker accommodation facility for 1700 people. Have arranged for a finance professional to lecture workers who reside at this facility on how they can manage their savings more wisely back in their countries of origin. If you are interested to help, please email me directly on mukund@careforlaborers.com
If anyone has any suggestions or wants to help further, please contact me. Now that the summer is in full swing I am planning to organize a beat the heat awareness campaign for some workers in a camp in Sonapur (for 200-300 men low-income workers), we have to identify a camp/company and get permission to hold such an event there, and also get a few doctors to volunteer their time, and then make it happen, shouldn’t take more than an [...]
We holding an event this Wednesday at 8pm on the premises of a worker accommodation facility for 3000 ppl in the UAE. We have arranged for a respected finance professional (who has kindly agreed to give us his time) to lecture workers who reside at this facility on how they can manage their savings more wisely back in their countries of origin. If you are interested to help please comment on this post with your email address. Thank You!
care packages distribution!
Type: Trips – Roadtrip
Where: Sonapur Labour Camp
When: Friday, April 24, 2009 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Description: Took representatives of the AUD International Aid group to show them Sonapur, and distribute 200 small bags of Almonds in a camp in Sonapur which we felt was not in great condition compared to the 30 other camps we saw in that area of Sonapur. Conditions seemed okay but they were quite cramped with not enough bathroom facilities and kitchen facilities, again [...]
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