The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases continues to climb in Singapore, out of which 80% of the infected cases are migrant workers staying in foreign worker dormitories. This latest development of the pandemic has brought uncertainty to the 200,000 migrant
Tzu Chi Singapore has partnered with several organisations to launch a fundraising campaign to provide laptops and Chromebooks for students from low income families and upgrade their wifi so that they can study without disruption at home.
Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore has initiated a charity project to make and distribute face mask covers made of cloth to the public, hoping to reduce the use of surgical masks. As soon as the activity was launched,
Besides working from home and taking care of household matters during the circuit breaker period, volunteers spent their spare time sewing face mask covers, making full use of their skills to contribute to the society.
To curb the spreading of COVID-19, the Singapore government has launched a stricter social distancing measure which starts from 7 April 7 to 4 May, also known as the “circuit breaker”. Essential businesses will continue to operate even when schools
Tzu Chi Singapore was invited by the NEA to take on the role of SG Clean Ambassadors to help promote and encourage the public to bring their own food containers for takeaways, reduce outings and maintain social distancing during CB
Tzu Chi volunteers visited several HDB blocks in search of stranded Malaysian foreign workers to hand out some daily supplies and offer comfort.
Part of the Temporary Settlement Program for Returning Workers is the broadcasting of a pre-recorded programme during weekdays and a live broadcast on weekends conducted by Tzu Chi volunteers at the temporary facility. By broadcasting beautiful stories and music, the
A radio program aimed to spread love and hope through the broadcasting of music, stories and experience sharing was launched by Tzu Chi Singapore at a temporary facility that shelters returning workers from China.
In the face of a highly contagious COVID-19, healthcare workers overcome the hardship to do their best to help patients recover as soon as possible and return home safely. Under the instruction of the government, public healthcare workers are restricted
