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.
With his determination to become a teacher, Chua Yong Le participated in Tzu Chi’s Online mentoring programme. Through the teaching of planned curriculum and interacting with the care recipient’s children, he discovered his desire to teach.
As the online mentoring program ended after 4 months, Tzu Chings met their mentee for a thank you session which further strengthened the connection between the mentors and their mentee.
The last session of the Tzu Chi Teenagers’ class was held online and offline at different Tzu Chi establishments depending on the nature of the programmes. The class activities were carried out in groups of five...
Plastic pollution has been one of the most persistent environmental threats to both lives on land and in the oceans. A durable material made to last for centuries long, plastics are accelerating climate change at every stage of its lifecycle....
"I used to be very busy with my business in the past. However, due to COVID-19, now I have ample time to volunteer with Tzu Chi." Experienced volunteer, Neo Siong Heng described life as a double beam weighing scale, when one end becomes lighter, the other
“The hard times are over. From now on, things will keep getting better.” Despite having a life filled with hurdles, Sister Ang Wei Dai remains hopeful towards all the things that are happening in her life.
As Singapore moved into phase two of reopening after Circuit-Breaker, Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Association (Tzu Ching) planned for a second mentoring programme called “Mentoring With Love 2.0”.
When daily interactions become difficult, the Open Housefor the “Stay Home Quilt” community art project is held over 4 weekends to create a platform for people to express themselves through art and be heard by each other.
Yong Puay Woon has been listening to Wisdom at Dawn regularly during the pandemic. During the early morning dharma session, she often heard Master Cheng Yen appealing to everyone to adopt a vegetarian diet. One day, Yong accidentally cut her finger while
After the community care facility (CCF) @ Tuas project ended, Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) extended its love and care to the CCF @ Big Box, where volunteers provided tea service to healthcare workers who were on the frontline caring for patients with mi
Food security threats are real, but not without a solution. Besides supporting local produce, we can switch to a more sustainable lifestyle to help mitigate climate change and food security issue.
The finished art of a community project that was launched to connect different community in Singapore, is now on display at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre.
The aged elderly have to face with many challenges in life especially when they live by themselves. With the company and assistance from Tzu Chi volunteers, who live in the same neighbourhood, one elderly volunteer has her home refurbished and her life we
Before Singapore’s National Day, a team of volunteers had entered Singapore Sports Hub twice to join the migrant workers for an art project. Although the future is clouded with much uncertainties......
Volunteers and Tzu Chi youths (known as Tzu Ching) had visited a temporary foreign worker dormitory for an art session with migrant workers. The interaction between the migrant workers and volunteers have brought them closer to each other.
Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) continues to collaborate with dormitory operators and government agencies to decorate the community care facility (CCF).
Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Association (Tzu Ching) arranges online mentoring sessions for the care recipient’s children who are doing home-based learning.
Tzu Chi volunteers are supporting the community isolation facility in Tuas to ensure that there are always snacks and drinks available at the pantry while caring for the medical workers and facility workers there.
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