Mental health help-seeking behaviour among migrant workers and migrant domestic workers in Singapore: a mixed-methods study

Key Points

• Help-seeking behaviour is notably influenced by socio-cultural barriers faced by migrant workers, affecting their mental health.
• Qualitative analysis revealed that 70% of migrant workers feel stigma prevents them from seeking mental health services.
• Mixed-methods approach combined surveys and interviews across Singapore, enhancing understanding of the issue.
• Findings underscore the need for tailored mental health services that address the unique challenges faced by migrant workers.