“You are not alone, stay strong.” Stars and loving hearts lit up the “night sky” at the Renal Friends Tea Gathering, symbolising the illumination brought by the patients’ families, other renal patients, medical staff and volunteers in this dark journey
The three-day TIYA Conference 2025 was held at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore, drawing about 200 youths from 14 countries, along with leaders from international organisations such as UN representatives and the Chair of the World Association
The efforts for sustainable development cannot stop at national borders. The TIYA Conference 2025, held for the first time in Singapore after relocating from Taiwan, brought together youth from fourteen countries and regions. Aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development
Day 3 of the conference focused on transforming lessons learnt into tangible outcomes. The morning began with a two-hour exhibition and interactive workshops led by United Nations speakers, followed by collaborative sessions where youth delegates developed action plans, with the
Death is a lesson every person must face in life. How should one face others and oneself in this process? Through a two-day mindfulness workshop, volunteers learned to care for patients and care recipients while also attending to their own
Are you always thinking about what to do next, or getting lost in regret over past mistakes, leaving you unable to focus on the present moment?
13-year-old Qusyairie moved into his grandfather’s home with his parents and two older sisters four years ago so the whole family could help care for his grandfather, who has diabetes. While managing their studies, Qusyairie and his sisters take turns
In the next five years, one in four people in Singapore will be aged 65 or above. Pitch For Good is a key initiative of the Geronpreneurship Innovation Festival (GIF) organised by the Singapore University of Social Sciences. It attracts
One of the highlights of the SYNC. Festival is the Youth Quest—an exciting challenge that brings together young people aged 15 to 35 to complete station-based tasks across Yishun. Follow our cameras as four highly-spirited girls take on every challenge
It’s a Wrap! Highlights from the Inaugural SYNC. Festival
