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
Six-year-old Ng See Ahn has been attending Tzu Chi Great Love Preschool for four years. His mother firmly believes that character education must be nurtured from a young age, which is why she chose Tzu Chi Great Love Preschool. Today,
On the third day of the three-day, two-night Tzu Shao Camp at Kukup Laut, the Tzu Chi Teenagers (a.k.a. Tzu Shaos) were divided into groups and sent to various locations across the Pontian district to begin their “Journey of Love”.
55 Tzu Chi Teenagers (a.k.a. Tzu Shao) from Singapore and 85 support team members crossed the Johor-Singapore Causeway, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of city life for a three-day, two-night Tzu Shao camp on Kukup Island in Malaysia. Immersed
Silver storks, kingfishers, mudskippers, ospreys… animals rarely seen in our city landscape were adopted as names for the teams in the 2025 Tzu Chi Teenagers’ Camp. And they also represented the wildlife that they hoped to come across during the
Always rushing through life, yet feeling more disconnected with each passing day? Perhaps it’s time to pause and reflect: What kind of life do you truly want?
The Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre hosted a two-day event, the Alternative Festival
In a world driven by expectations and consumerism, this reflection calls us to slow down, question the status quo, and rediscover what it truly means to live with purpose. To further explore and inspire more mindful, intentional living, Tzu Chi
