Although shy by nature, the young care recipeint still chose to step onto the stage — simply to tell others: “You are not alone.”
The 2025 Seeds of Hope Achievement and Appreciation Ceremony was held at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth
GLOW (Nanyang) officially opened on 15 November 2025. As an extension of Tzu Chi SEEN (Nanyang), the new space welcomes not only seniors but people of all ages. With the integration of AI technology, humanistic care is also extended into
When a loved one is tormented by the symptoms of bipolar disorder and Parkinson’s disease, how can those around them cope?
With Deepavali approaching, how did the Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) conduct the early celebration of the festival this year?
With the arrival of the Festival of Lights (Deepavali), Tzu Chi warmly invited its Indian care recipients and their families to join the Deepavali Celebration at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Yishun on 12 October 2025.
Daring to emcee in front of veteran broadcaster Chen Chu Chi?! Will things go wrong?
Rain or shine, there they are on the streets, bowing a full 90 degrees. What keeps them going with such devotion?
The annual Renal Friends Tea Gathering took place at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, bringing together Tzu Chi care recipients and patients from the Tzu Chi Renal Dialysis Centre. The event featured a range of booths and mini games that
After his mother passed away, he has been living alone for many years, only to later be diagnosed with kidney failure. Tzu Chi volunteers became the only visitors to his home, encouraging him to step outside once more. Although the
