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.
Riding on the popular social media trend of “Eat & Broadcast” to promote vegetarian food, this movement to promoting vegetarianism in Taiwan has reached Singapore.
Singapore has over 60,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases, and migrant workers made up around ninety percent of these cases. During the pandemic, Tzu Chi works to support different communities in Singapore through a series of activities during this challenging period.
As the 3-month programme draws to a fruitful end, the programme coordinators and Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Association (also known as “Tzu Ching”), organised two thanksgiving sessions for an online gathering.
"I now understand what ’Gratitude‘ means. (We) really need to practise gratitude constantly. Being born a human, one must be grateful to their parents for raising them. Being out in the society, one must be grateful for the people who have helped them...
In today’s society, we live in a world of fast fashion where social media becomes a platform for influencing consumers on impulse buying cheaply yet trendy manufactured clothes that could become tomorrow’s trash.
“Natural disasters are much more common than we thought”. Learning to coexist with mother nature for the rest of their life has become inevitable for two teenagers. After surviving and escaping a major disaster...
Pandemic? Stormy weather? Change of location? Fear not, because there is a group of enthusiastic “raging” supporters who are willing to go wherever the blood donation event is held.
A creative cooking competition involving parents and children was held at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre on April 17, 2021, to promote vegetarianism.
Under the dual impact of wildfires and mudslides, their home was completely destroyed and they were left with nothing. A fleece eco-blankets embroidered with the Tzu Chi logo have kept them company on their journey to rebuild their home and their lives.
At a ripe old age, Ho Bee Hong entered the world of Tzu Chi through a chance encounter. One day on her way to her morning exercise...
Some people may be unwilling to adopt vegetarianism because they have the preconception that vegetarian food is unpalatable. If we could enjoy vegetarian food in a few simple steps...
Are you used to suppressing your emotions? Do you always hide your thoughts? A showcase of multi-disciplinary artwork may lead you on a journey of self-discovery and reflection.
Due to the ongoing safe management measures in place that do not allow large gatherings amid the COVID-19 pandemic, this year's Tzu Chi Lunar New Year celebration was carried out online via Zoom on 31 January 2021.
Tzu Chi Singapore signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Silver Ribbon to collectively provide residents with free psychological counselling services.
Sim Siew Hong was a dedicated Tzu Chi volunteer for 11 years. After battling with terminal liver cancer for a year and nine months, Sister Sim succumbed to her illness peacefully on 4 February 2021.
With vegetarianism becoming a growing trend in Singapore, volunteers from Tzu Chi Singapore decided to reach out and encourage factory workers working at the east side of Singapore...
Members of Tzu Chi Singapore Entrepreneur Association visit local companies to spread kindness and introduce Tzu Chi to more people.
Undeterred by the social-distancing restrictions, National University of Singapore Tzu Chings and their seniors worked closely using various online platforms to arrange for Mentoring with Love 2.0.
Repentance purifies the mind;
a purified mind is free of worry.
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