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?
10,900 is the number of days Tzu Chi has served the local communities in Singapore. Volunteers and Tzu Chi staff gathered in Jing Si Hall at the end of October 2023 to witness Tzu Chi’s charity efforts in the past
“Natural disasters are much more common than we thought”. Learning to coexist with mother nature for the rest of their life has become inevitable for two teenagers. After surviving and escaping a major disaster, they want to speak up for
Under the dual impact of wildfires and mudslides, their home was completely destroyed and they were left with nothing. A fleece eco-blankets embroidered with the Tzu Chi logo have kept them company on their journey to rebuild their home and
On the first weekend of 2012, Tzu Chi Singapore held four rounds of ceremonies for its 2011 Year-End Blessings at Kallang Theatre. 143 volunteers came together to present a portion of the Water Repentance sutra adaptation, a Buddhist classic about
Starting 2 Jul 2011, Tzu Chi Singapore modified its 4-in-1 cadre sharing session into the Water Repentance sharing session for volunteer cadres to share their thoughts on the Water Repentance text. The branch’s CEO, David Liu, encouraged cadres to make
