Bethune House ensures the development of work and life skills of its residents by increasing their capacity through differing trainings. First aid training is important to protect their safety and the households they will serve…

Emma was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer during her 6th year of employment in Hong Kong. Thinking of the higher medical expenses in the Philippines, she explained her concerns to her employer for a visa extension to continue treatments…

After terminating her employment contract, Jackie was accused of stealing by her former employer. As a result, she stayed at Bethune House for one year and a half until she received a verdict of innocence in August 2019.

Maria Pez Penuela has been working in Hong Kong for 23 years. She received a heavy-hearted message in October 2019 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After careful consideration with her employer, she decided…

Mariela arrived in Hong Kong as a domestic helper in 2017. Signing a contract usually offers comprehensive protections in employment. However, Mariela’s former employer trapped her in a hostile work environment until the termination of her contract.

Bethune House is “home” to many migrant domestic workers who have nowhere to go. Many have had their contracts terminated without reasonable cause. Some are facing gruelling court case while others are...

Do you remember Erwiana? Back to 2014, thousands of migrant workers and locals voiced for her in droves after seeing her injury on media. Upon finishing her study in Indonesia, she is back to Hong Kong…

We received this kind letter from a donor named Babsie who shared her story about growing up with Filipina Domestic workers and how they profoundly impacted her life. We’ve transcribed the letter to share with you…