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Celebrating Lunar New Year Away from Home
A flight from Singapore to Medan, Indonesia takes about an hour. However, due to the evolving pandemic situation, Indonesian Tzu Ching, Winy had not been able to return home for Chinese New Year. Winy, who stayed on in Singapore for...

Volunteers Promote Vegetarianism during Lunar New Year
Many programmes that promote vegetarianism were added to this year’s Chinese New Year distribution event. Be it the meaningful lion dance or the challenge to changing one’s mindset, they are all equally thought-provoking. Vegetarianism is no longer an issue of...

Volunteers Prepare Vegetarian Bento for Neighbourhood Residents
Tzu Chi Singapore volunteers are doing their best to promote vegetarianism. These few motherly volunteers started with promoting vegetarianism in their neighborhood by preparing vegetarian meals for the residents living or working nearby. The sumptuous and varied dishes make non-vegetarians...

Tzu Chi Holds Forum to Connect Migrants with Local Communities
The 2019 coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone across the globe. In Singapore, dormitory migrant workers were the largest infected group in the earlier days of the outbreak. In conjunction with International Migrants Day 2020, the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre...

Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Training Camp 2020
It’s been almost a year since all people interaction are taken online. As the pandemic is gradually brought under control, the Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Training Camp for year 2020 was allowed to be conducted offline, with the condition that...

Tzu Chi Singapore Entrepreneur Association in Actions
Members of Tzu Chi Singapore Entrepreneur Association visit local companies to spread kindness and introduce Tzu Chi to more people.

Witnessing the Growth of Tzu Shao at the Last Tzu Shao Class of the Year
The unforeseen outbreak of the new coronavirus had disrupted the monthly Tzu Chi Teenagers (Tzu Shao) class. In order to make the classes interesting to these Tzu Shaos, Tzu Chi youths (Tzu Chings) and volunteers spent a lot of time...

Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre Celebrates First Anniversary
30 November 2020 marks the first anniversary of Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre (HYC). HYC’s partners and interested parties have been invited to celebrate this anniversary together for a month. The aim of the event is to recall and review...

Learning and Overcoming Obstacles while Mentoring with Love
After an enriching learning experience from the first mentoring programme called “Mentoring with Love 1.0”, youths from both National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) once again collaborated to arrange for a second round of online mentoring...

Finding Solidarity in the Stories Displayed at the Stay Home Quilt Exhibition
The final chapter of the Stay Home Quilt community art project is concluded with the compilation of patchworks by participants from different community groups who expressed their thoughts and feelings through sewing. Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore has...

MWL 2.0: Tzu Chings Meet Their Mentee in Person for the First Time
In 2020, students have to adapt to online schooling due to the outbreak of coronavirus. The livelihood of many care recipient households is also affected by the pandemic, causing many parents to be unable to monitor the studies of their...





