“Whether the road is smooth or rough, always be grateful to the people who paved the way for us.”
- Jing si aphorism by
Master Cheng Yen
ABOUT US
at Tzu Chi foundation, we Work for Buddhism and for All Living Beings
For 30 years, Tzu Chi Singapore has been providing direct aid and care to underprivileged and disadvantaged communities.
what we do
Transforming Lives through Compassionate Giving and Selfless Service
Seniors
In the early years of Tzu Chi, through visits to the homes of the impoverished, Master
NEWS & STORIES
Stories for the hope and transformation
A full tummy doesn’t always mean a balanced diet. A local survey found that 40% of the meals parents prepare for their children each week contain processed foods. Many parents also tend to serve foods their children enjoy, as they are more likely to eat them readily, making mealtimes less...
With AI as a “super brain” that seems to have an answer to everything, what can teachers still teach? This has become a new question for education in the age of AI. For years, Tzu Chi Great Love Mothers have been promoting Jing Si Aphorisms in schools, using a simple...
A full tummy doesn’t always mean a balanced diet. A local survey found that 40% of the meals parents prepare for their children each week contain processed foods. Many parents...
With AI as a “super brain” that seems to have an answer to everything, what can teachers still teach? This has become a new question for education in the age...
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Aging at home
What is Home Care all about?
Living in peace in a warm and familiar home until the end of our lives is probably how we hope to grow old in the future.
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