News & Stories
Spreading seeds of kindness through broadcasting
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...
Comforting voices on air at quarantine facility
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.
The Public is Still Donating Blood Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
People are staying home most of the time amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, the blood supply in Singapore blood bank has fallen sharply, prompting authorities to urge the public to donate blood. Adhering to the instructions by the relevant authority,...
Local artists show their support through art
Local artists show their support through art With love in our hearts, no one is alone in this battle against COVID-19. Local artists and singers are staging their art to appeal to visitors at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre to...
Tzu Chi presents token of appreciation to TIMA members
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...
Preparing for the Worst with a Business Continuity Plan
Tzu Chi Singapore has launched a business continuity plan in response to the new coronavirus epidemic by appointing a BCP manager and an Epidemic Relief Committee to make proper arrangements to ensure the sustainability of its operation. Besides staff and...
Heartwarming gesture of love and blessings to TIMA members admidst COVID-19
Tzu Chi Singapore continues to send love and blessings to doctors, nurses and healthcare provider who are coping with the challenges and changes COVID-19 has brought to the healthcare industry. This time, these blessings gifts are handed out to Tzu...
Tzu Chi recycling volunteers unaffected by COVID-19
Amidst the outbreak of the new coronavirus, most people are staying home to avoid being infected. However, there is a group of elderly recycling volunteers who still report for duty at Tzu Chi Eco-Awareness Centre every day. The reason they...
A place to call home for returning long term pass holders
Beginning February 2020, Tzu Chi works with a dormitory operator to make it easier for returning foreign workers to serve their stay home notice at the temporary facilities set up for those who has difficulties returning to their rental places.
Tzu Chi Makes Quarantine Easier for Returning Workers from China
The novel coronavirus known as COVID-19, is a highly infectious virus. Around one third of the 5.7 million total population in Singapore are non-resident, among which, Chinese nationality is no a minority. According to local media dated 7 February, about...
Social Enterprises Thank Frontline Healthcare Workers the Gastronomic Way
Healthcare workers are on their toes fighting the virus to safeguard the health of the public amid the novel coronavirus outbreak. Despite the heightened risk of infection and increase in workload, they have remained in their position. Just like most...