Call to Mission   Solidaritas Migran Scalabrini (SMS) is a non governmental organization dedicated to the protection and support of women and children in migration.  It is an independent non-religious affiliated grassroot organization comprising members who are or were women migrant domestic workers.  SMS has been set up in response to the abuses faced by many women migrant workers compelled by poverty to work overseas for their families.   Solidaritas Migran Scalabrini (SMS) registered in Batam, Indonesia on 9th May 2007 and Solidarites Migran Scalabrini Inc. (SMS) incorporated in Manila, Philippines on 17th October 2007 are grassroot based organizations of domestic workers by domestic workers and for domestic workers.   Vision: Making the World a Welcome Home for Human Mobilityť   Mission Objectives:   Provide pre-departure human rights based education for women migrant workers. Provide social and advocacy services for women and children victims of human trafficking. Develop and implement reintegration livelihood projects for victims and their families. Collaborate strategically with global and local government and non-goverment agencies to  uphold the diginity and rights of women migrant workers.   Spirit of Scalabrini G.B. Scalabrini was the man in history (1839-1905) who reflected and acted on the sufferings on migrant workers when he wrote “How bitter is the bread of migrants.” In his name, many orphanages, hospitals and educational institutions were set up in Brazil to help Italian migrants 100 years ago. These institutions are living monuments to the spirit of a man known as the Father to Migrants who worked with compassion for the needy migrant worker.