Chee Meng Yan, a first-generation Tzu Chi volunteer in Singapore who was affectionately known as the “Englishman” by the Dharma family, passed away on November 5, 2022. He had been active in Tzu Chi for more than 30 years, helping
She was an active girl who loved outdoor sports. At the age of 14, a sudden illness caused Salimah to lose the ability to take care of herself. Her mother who is hearing impaired, became the most important pillar for
“Welcome home everyone!”
Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) celebrated its 29th anniversary on 11 September 2022. On this day, volunteers returned to Jing Si Hall for a half-day retreat and celebrated the anniversary of this “home” which belongs to everyone.
She can be seen in many activities promoting vegetarianism. 10-year-old Khoo Jing Yue has been a vegetarian since birth. She understood that the purpose of not eating meat was to protect animals from a very young age. Besides being a
What would you do if you were unwittingly involved in a devastating accident that changed the entire course of your life? At the age of 24, after a horrific accident that badly injured his brain, the promising life of Mr
At the memorial service held at Mandai Crematorium Service Hall, there was no solemn grief full of tears. Instead, it was brimming with a sense of calmness and peace. For the children and grandchildren of the late Tzu Chi volunteer
“Eating meat is not good for our health! If we ate the mother chicken, the chicks will have no mother and they will be very scared!” On this day, two children who have been vegetarians since birth courageously stood on
With the easing of most pandemic restrictions, the light at the end of the tunnel has become brighter as Singapore has seemingly started to turn the corner in its COVID-19 battle. We take a look at how three Tzu Chi
This is the story of Mr Ng Chye Hock and his family and their steadfast resilience to overcome adversity. Behind this family’s remarkable story is a miracle of love and embodiment of the care and blessings of many people.
As the saying goes: “Life only begins at 70”. It is best used to describe veteran volunteer Ng Kok Leong. Although he only joined Tzu Chi at the age of 67 and became certified as a Tzu Chi commissioner at
