What We Do
Archdiocesan Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants & Itinerant People (ACMI) aims to help migrants in Singapore meet their emotional and spiritual needs.
Our ministry includes Case Management, Skills Development, Community Outreach and Formation.
What We Do
Archdiocesan Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants & Itinerant People (ACMI) aims to help migrants in Singapore meet their emotional and spiritual needs.
Our ministry includes Case Management, Skills Development, Community Outreach and Formation.
Our
Mission
Our Mission
The following values guide us in everything we do:
WELCOME
Hebrews 13:2
We welcome all who come to us as brothers and sisters and embrace them with respect and without prejudice.
PROTECT
Psalm 146:9
We ensure those who are vulnerable receive support to lead more holistic lives with dignity, safety and security.
PROMOTE
Deutronomy 10: 18-19
We promote human values rooted in our Catholic teachings by being instrumental in the development of migrants and collaborative efforts with stakeholders and agencies.
INTEGRATE
Ephesians 2:19
We build communities that enhance integral human development regardless of socioeconomic status and religion.
Our Stories
The Start of a New Semester
In Harmony With All
Amongst All Of Us
Our Stories
The Start of a New Semester
In Harmony With All
Amongst All Of Us
Events
ACMI’s Chinese New Year Fundraiser
Toast to a Wonderful Chinese New Year with Premium Sakes!
As we continue to build on the work we have done to be “family to migrants”, we have collaborated with Iki Concepts, and they have put together some specially curated Chinese New Year premium sakes to kick-start ACMI’s first 2022 fundraising effort. *Donated funds will go towards supporting ACMI’s programmes to empower migrants in our community.
Let us prepare Him room this Advent season!
Newly Launched: Helpline for Migrants in their Native Languages
ACMI and UGAT Foundation (UGAT), a non-profit organisation that provides counselling and educational programmes to the marginalised today announced a collaboration that will give migrant workers access to UGAT’s counselling facilities and mental wellness programs in their native languages.
