SEEAC recognises that many migrants of East and Southeast Asian heritage in the UK face complex, transnational challenges that affect both their lives here and the well-being of families left behind. These issues are especially severe for those on short-term visas or with insecure status, who often face debt bondage, exploitation, and discrimination, while their families remain at risk in their home countries. With support from Unbound Philanthropy, SEEAC has developed a regional database linking migrant rights organisations in Southeast and East Asia with those in the UK. This initiative fosters cross-border collaboration to better understand and support migrants throughout every stage of their journey.