Abstract
The guidance reflects the goals and ethos of women’s equality and empowerment, and highlights the voices of women migrant workers themselves, to help service providers to best serve these women. The guidance includes specific activities and exercises to be used in group building, and summarizes some key considerations for those beginning a journey to create women’s groups. The ILO’s TRIANGLE in ASEAN programme, supported by Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), recognizes that support for return and reintegration through women’s groups is crucial to realizing the potential development benefits of migration. This guidance outlines how TRIANGLE in ASEAN supports women migrant workers who have returned home to build communities and networks, as well as their own resilience, confident that what emerges from these collectives will be the most efficient, sustainable and supportive intervention possible.