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.
Parents and children from the Tzu Chi Parent-Child Bonding Class went on two separate excursions to Lorong Halus Wetland and Bedok NEWater Plant, where they learned how precious our water resources are.
Tzu Chi volunteers shared about the importance of recycling and environmental protection through live demonstrations and interactive games at the “Just-One-Earth Day” eco-carnival at Our Tampines Hub.
64-year-old Tan Beng Hock described himself as living a “foolish and chaotic life” before the age of 50. After surpassing many trials in life and growing up from the hardships he went through, he said with certainty, “I like who I am now.”
A group of students from Hwa Chong Institution served as volunteers on Tzu Chi Recycling Day in March this year and gained fresh insights into environmental protection through their hard labour in recycling activities.
Youths from the Tzu Chi Teenagers’ Class spent a joyful and meaningful Sunday morning at Tzu Chi recycling points helping to sort recyclables. They also collected rubbish on the busy streets nearby and promoted recycling to the public.
Four NTU girls transformed the topic they had chosen for their graduation project into a call to action by collaborating with Tzu Chi to provide pneumococcal vaccination for the elderly.
A group of youths from the Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Association took time from their busy schedules to celebrate the lunar new year at SASCO Senior Citizens’ Home.
“It’s been 18 long years! I really can’t bear to see it come to an end, because we’ve all walked this road together……”
Tzu Chi Home Care services team members “played the friendship card” with an elderly patient for three years, before they were able to talk him round to allow them to spring-clean his home for the Lunar New Year.
The Jing Si Hall is almost a second home to many aid and care recipients of Tzu Chi. Before the Chinese New Year, the Foundation’s Chinese beneficiaries gathered at the Hall for a sumptuous reunion dinner, a joyful occasion that everyone had anticipated..
Living the high life of “eating, drinking, playing and making merry” was once the “life mission” of Hsu Li Chen (Ci Yu). A chance encounter with Tzu Chi propelled the well-to-do homemaker into a joyful path of service for the less fortunate.
During his 18 years in Tzu Chi, veteran volunteer Loi Hui Thin viewed acts of charity as second nature to him and always found joy in serving others. Though without a medical background, he had quietly served in countless medical aid missions overseas……
11th January may be just one out of 365 days in the calendar, but for Tzu Chi volunteers and members, it marks “Ethical Eating Day”, a day worth remembering and observing.
Providing dental treatment to the intellectually disabled is not an easy feat. On 10th December 2017, a TIMA dental team held its annual free dental clinic for 24 beneficiaries from MINDS Singapore.
On 2nd December 2017, the Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) held the “Seeds of Hope Meritorious and Bursary Awards” ceremony, to encourage the student recipients in their studies and to develop their talents in other areas.
On their graduation day, twenty 6-year-old K2 graduates from Tzu Chi Great Love PreSchool expressed gratitude to their parents and empathy for the hardships of their mothers in carrying them in the womb, through a musical adaptation.
A team of ten Tzu Chi volunteers arrived in Times Software Pte Ltd after office hours on a work day, to share the joys and benefits of giving in Tzu Chi, inspiring love and charity in the company’s staff.
At the Clean & Green Singapore Carnival, a one-of-its-kind “eco-cycle” made its public debut. The invention crushed aluminium cans for recycling. Where did the inspiration for this innovative and fun machine originate from?
A wise person must be humble and unassuming,
like the rice stalk that bows under the weight of ripe grain.
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