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Before coming to Taiwan, 20-year-old Ayu had countless ideas about what working in Taiwan might be like, based on stories from neighbors and relatives.

Over the weekend, the Shelter SPA and SPPNT held iftar celebrations in Indonesia, inviting the migrant workers we helped to "return to their mothers' homes" to celebrate the Muslim New Year.

Ava remembered that when she heard the doctor say it was stage 3 breast cancer, she didn't cry herself.

Not long ago, I caught up with Agung, a former resident of the shelter who received assistance.

"Tomorrow's my first day at work! Feeling super nervous!" Today is Nika's last day at the shelter. She's double-checking her luggage, afraid she might forget something.

When Susanti was young, she had an unhappy marriage in Indonesia. Because her ex-husband was weak, she had to go to Malaysia and Singapore early on to earn money and support her family.

Sandra's first pregnancy was tough. She had low blood pressure during delivery and briefly passed out at the hospital, freaking out the medical staff.

"I video chat with my children every day. They are still studying. What they only know is that Mommy lost all her hair because of sickness.

This is the second time that Lier has been admitted to the shelter of the Serve the People Association.