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MDW Recharge Hub

Welcome to MDW Recharge Hub! This online hub is co-created by a team of CUHK researchers and migrant domestic workers (MDWs), with the aim of promoting MDWs’ mental health. Specifically, the website is designed to keep MDWs updated with information and knowledge about how to take care of their own and others’ mental health, provide easy navigation to community resources and activities related to MDWs’ mental health, and recharge MDWs’ mental power through various peer support activities. The project is originally funded by CUHK’s Knowledge Transfer Project Fund (KPF) and its further enhancement is funded by the Mental Health Initiative Funding Scheme Phase II.

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3 November, 2024 | 9:00 PM

Recharge Radio: Avoiding Conflict with Employers

Recharge Radio

Recharge Radio is a weekly livestream where we discuss mental health topics and relevant issues in the migrant domestic worker community. In this session, we will talk about how to avoid conflict and have a harmonious working relationship with our employers.

10 November, 2024 | 9:00 PM

Recharge Radio: Social Media and Mental Health

Recharge Radio

Recharge Radio is a weekly livestream where we discuss mental health topics and relevant issues in the migrant domestic worker community. In this session, we will talk about the positive and negative effects of social media on our mental health.

17 November, 2024 | 9:00 PM

Recharge Radio: Taking Care of our Health

Recharge Radio

Recharge Radio is a weekly livestream where we discuss mental health topics and relevant issues in the migrant domestic worker community. In this session, we will talk about how we can maintain healthy habits despite our busy schedule and workload.

24 November, 2024 | 9:00 PM

Recharge Radio: Women's Health

Recharge Radio

Recharge Radio is a weekly livestream where we discuss mental health topics and relevant issues in the migrant domestic worker community. In this session, we will talk about women's health and what can we do to prevent women-specific illnesses.

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