Payal Sathe
They can personalize their space with photos or items from home, establish a daily routine, learn the local culture, and build friendships within the community. These steps make the new country feel more welcoming and less isolating.
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Neha Kanekar
Yes, it’s perfectly normal. Homesickness can resurface during special occasions, holidays, or stressful times. Staying socially active and focusing on personal goals can help manage these emotions over time.
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Bhavana Patel
Employers can show empathy, encourage open communication, and allow reasonable time for workers to contact their families. Small gestures like celebrating festivals or offering moral support can make workers feel valued and cared for.
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Vanita Jagtap
Regular video calls, messages, and sharing photos help maintain emotional closeness. Setting a fixed time every week to connect with loved ones creates a sense of routine and comfort without affecting work responsibilities.
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Akshaya Vishwas Patil
Homesickness is often caused by separation from family, unfamiliar surroundings, cultural differences, and a lack of emotional support. For many domestic workers, adjusting to a new country and lifestyle can initially feel overwhelming.
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