Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Dalin Tzu Chi Hospital signed an MOU in 2019 to work together towards a green hospital and promoting plant-based food is part of the greening initiative.
Vegetarian options have always been part of the hospital’s
In March, the National Environment Agency of Singapore (NEA) started distributing free home recycling boxes from vending machines at more than 140 locations. On the day of the launching ceremony, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of the Environment
As part of the monthly Tzu Chi Environmental Sustainability Day, a group of youths from Tzu Chi Teenagers’ Class went round the neighbourhoods sharing about the importance of environmental protection, hoping to inspire simple lifestyle changes among residents.
The OneMillionTrees movement was launched by the National Parks Board in 2020 to promote a greener Singapore.
Dr Lee Qin Yi, a member of the Tzu Chi International Medical Association, led the medical community to heed the call together.
On
In 2022, a group of passionate Tzu Chi volunteers came up with the “Super Veggie Super Fun” campaign. During this period, famous local artists, young vegetarians and youths were invited to the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre to share their
In 2022, a group of passionate Tzu Chi volunteers came up with the “Super Veggie Super Fun” campaign idea with the hope of reaching out to more people who have not adopted a plant-based diet. On 15 October, over 300
On 6 October 2022, teachers and students of Tzu Chi Great Love PreSchool spent the day giving back to society by cleaning up beaches, picking up garbage, and learning about environmental protection to protect our homeland. Children are the leaders
Want your life to be healthier but don’t know where to start? At the 4th Singapore Vegan Festival, a booth was set up by Tzu Chi volunteers to share a healthier way of eating.
A dazzling array of goods, ranging
“I feel that adopting a vegetarian diet is the best choice I have made and the most satisfying thing to do in my life.” After 16 years of being a vegetarian, Lin Meijiao, a well-known Singaporean actress, advocated the plant-based
