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Can food with no oil, no sugar, and minimal salt still taste good?
Craving a healthy meal without sacrificing flavour? Discover the secrets to delicious, guilt-free eating here! When it comes to food, it's natural to think about the combination of colour, flavour and taste. How would the food taste if it was...
Green Carnival: Choosing Sustainability is not that Difficult
Nee Soon GRC organises a Green Carnival annually, and this year, Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre partnered to co-organise the event. The carnival featured booths and workshops that gave attendees diverse perspectives on sustainable living.
2004, the Year We Held Our First Large-Scale Sutra Adaptation (part 2)
Twenty quiet years have passed since the vivid memories of preparing for the performance. Those memories were filled with laughter and tears. Though familiar faces and places have faded, the joy and emotion harvested during that time remain etched in...
2004, the Year We Held Our First Large-Scale Sutra Adaptation (part 1)
The adaptation of the Filial Piety Sutra was the first large-scale musical sutra adaptation held by Tzu Chi Singapore. Whether on stage or behind the scenes, many participants were inexperienced and faced numerous challenges. However, their collective strength and unwavering...
Families Inspired to Embrace Diversity by Children’s Stage Play
The 90-minute children's stage play delved into themes of ethnic barriers, refugees, and climate issues, offering valuable lessons for both adults and children. These themes foster resilience and empathy, helping audiences of all ages navigate life's challenges.
2001, a Date Between a Group of Youths and Leprosy Patients
When society in general tends to avoid them, a group of young people fulfilled their monthly promise by visiting a group of leprosy patients. They engaged in conversations with the patients, meticulously planned programmes to celebrate festivals with them which...
South Zone Carnival (2024)
On 22nd June 2024, volunteers from the south zone gathered for a carnival aimed at introducing them to our various volunteer groups. More than a 100 volunteers turned up at this event, which was held at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth...
2005, the Year a Cross-Border Affinity was Forged after the South Asian Tsunami
The world witnessed the devastation of Sri Lanka by the forces of nature brought about by a deadly tsunami at the end of the year 2004. However, amidst the aftermath of the disaster, hope gradually spread across this stricken land,...
That’s How We Spent Our Mid-Year School Holiday this Year
The school holiday is over. What memorable things have you done during the break? Inputting various commands and keep trying to test the results, many children were introduced to robotics for the first time. Their final project was to create...
Teenagers Inspired to Embrace Sustainable Living at Tzu Shao Camp
This group of teenagers understands that achieving a radiant and sustainable future begins with the decisions they make in every moment of their daily lives.
Taipei City Government Delegation Visits SEEN for an International Exchange
Ageing population, an issue of global significance, prompted a delegation from the Taipei City Government to visit Singapore to observe its management and innovative practices for managing an ageing society. One of their key stops was the Tzu Chi Seniors...
