CONTENT WARNING: MENTIONS OF SELF-HARM AND SUICIDE In this policy memo, Nicole Quah ('21), Celine Lee ('24), and Luke Seow ('24) observe that a lack of mental health education and employer behaviour regulation has culminated into a mental health crisis among migrant construction workers in Singapore, and propose that the Singapore government (1) provide manpower and financial support to NGOs currently providing mental health resources; (2) require employers to purchase insurance with mental health coverage for their employees and; (3) create a channel to disseminate mental health-related information to migrant workers with their employers and dormitory operators.

In this policy memo, Bryan Teo Jun Kai ('24), Lee Shao Ming ('24), Shaharaj Ahmed ('23), and Thomas Bean ('24) dissect how current government policies are insufficient in dealing with domestic food security in Singapore due to the lack of emphasis on demand-side problems, and propose the implementation of a local produce cashback scheme to subsidise hawkers' purchases of local produces.

As part of the Virtual Policy Deep-Dive 2020, Claire Phua, Bas Jacobs, Manar El Amrani, and Diore Liu of the Equal Justice and Human Rights Policy Centre write about the Special Assistance Plan (SAP) in Singapore and its implications on Singapore’s multiculturalism.