Migrant workers are vital to the Dutch economy but often end up in a vicious cycle due to combined contracts linking work and housing. Once they lose their job, they also lose their home, leaving them homeless and vulnerable. The Hague faces a growing number of such cases, while support systems are overwhelmed. This project proposes a modular building that connects existing care networks, offering space for recovery, support, and temporary work. Through targeted spatial interventions, the design provides a safety net, aiming to help homeless migrant workers reintegrate into society.