In tandem with Trybe Limited, Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre organised the six-week Lens of Identity programme, which encourages youths to utilise photography as a medium to explore various career pathways. The programme culminated in a photography exhibition, where the participants showcased their works to the public. The programme is powered by National Youth Council.
During a dental outreach at a nursing home, besides bringing dental services to the bedsides of patients, volunteers also assist in washing, sanitizing, arranging, and packing an array of dental equipment...
After having walked this earth for close to 70 years, former gang member Tay Teck Seng is presently a changed man. He now lives a fulfilling life each day as the guardian over every tree and shrub around Tzu Chi’s Jing Si Hall.
A group of Tzu Chi collegiate volunteers brought their youthful energy and warmth to SASCO Senior Citizens’ Home and spent some Mid-Autumn joy with the residents there.
Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) held its first Deepavali celebration on the first day of October this year, with festivities including brightly-hued traditional Indian floor art, Henna painting, song and dance, mouth-watering dishes, etc.
Despite the adversities that have entered their lives, Mr and Mrs Wu Bao Fa’s passion for charity remains unwavering. But is it still possible to have a charitable heart even when one’s basic survival needs can’t be met?
As Tzu Chi Singapore celebrated its 24th Anniversary with more than 600 joyful volunteers, it also hoped to “recruit” one million kind souls, to deepen the roots of Great Love in the rich soil of Singapore.
During a community Mid-Autumn Festival celebration, Tzu Chi volunteers promoted the message of environmental vegetarianism and encouraged residents to pledge their support for “Ethical Eating Day 111”.
The Tzu Chi Day Rehabilitation Centre is not only a physiotherapy centre, but also a sanctuary where patients and their family members can find a listening ear and much needed emotional support.
After their 90-day stay on the Fruit and Vegetable Planet, the young students of the PreSchool finally made their trip back to Planet Earth, and ended their “inter-planetary” adventure.
In this smartphone age, many are often too preoccupied with their gadgets to take notice of their surroundings. A group of Tzu Chi youths temporarily put aside their mobile phones and embarked on a learning journey to discover a world of kindness...
A group of young children spent a leisurely weekend visiting a vegetable garden and a beach, picking up precious lessons on loving the environment in the midst of an enjoyable outing.
Three seasoned Tzu Chi volunteers from Taiwan were invited to share their inspiring life experiences with an audience at Tzu Chi Singapore’s Jing Si Hall. They encouraged everyone to don the Tzu Chi uniform and...
A delegate from Tzu Chi’s Da Ai TV in Taiwan visited Singapore to share about the TV station’s missions and objectives, and invited everyone to join the efforts in supporting the TV station...
A team of home care volunteers arrived at the heavily cluttered home of Tzu Chi’s aid beneficiary Mdm Wu, a widow with mentally and physically challenged children, and gave it a complete makeover.
The aid and care of Tzu Chi enabled a young Malay man who has fallen through the cracks in life to experience thanksgiving in his heart. To repay the blessings he has received, he sang three songs at the Hari Raya celebration...
KK Women's and Children's Hospital and the Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) conducted a disaster readiness exercise on the first day of July this year. Taking advantage of this opportunity, the Foundation activated its disaster preparedness and...
On 24th June 2017, Tzu Chi conducted its first dental outreach at Lee Ah Mooi Old Age Home and signed an agreement with the institution to provide one year of free monthly dental services to its residents.
Tzu Chi Great Love Pre-School organised an innovative and fun-filled sports meet that not only advocated an active and healthy lifestyle for parents and children, but also promoted the benefits and value of vegetarianism.
A wise person must be humble and unassuming,
like the rice stalk that bows under the weight of ripe grain.
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