SYNC. Festival invites youths to become one with nature, recharge and get inspired to take action for the planet. (Photo by Wong Twee Hee) It all began with one question: “What does it look like to take care of ourselves,
Silver storks, kingfishers, mudskippers, ospreys… animals rarely seen in our city landscape were adopted as names for the teams in the 2025 Tzu Chi Teenagers’ Camp. And they also represented the wildlife that they hoped to come across during the
In a world driven by expectations and consumerism, this reflection calls us to slow down, question the status quo, and rediscover what it truly means to live with purpose. To further explore and inspire more mindful, intentional living, Tzu Chi
How do teenagers express their gratitude to their parents on Parents’ Day? Some parents shared that such intimate interaction such as foot bathing are rare at home, but the heartfelt atmosphere created by Tzu Chi makes the experience natural and
“Oil-free, sugar-free and low-salt, can food really taste good this way?” In response to this question by seniors at the Active Ageing Carnival 2025, Tzu Chi Food Farmacy volunteers responded with a smile, “We use the natural flavours of ingredients
This year’s Hari Raya Festive Gathering held special meaning for renal patient Muhammad Hisham. Just before the festive season, he was hospitalised due to a wound infection and missed the chance to reunite with his relatives. Being able to attend
“Where your time is, your life is.” Opening the talk with these steady, thoughtful words, Lin Tien-Lai, Chief Brand Officer of the Tzu Chi Culture and Communication Foundation, set the tone for the evening. Though the sentence was brief, it
Fifteen youths illustrated life’s possibilities through their own lens using photographs, simultaneously exploring the intersection of art and career.
Witnessing the harsh living conditions of neglected seniors in Singapore left such a deep impact on Nidhi Gupta that she felt the need to make a difference. After obtaining her healthcare diploma, she became a Community Care Executive at SEEN
“We hope that renal patients will not only receive quality medical care at the Tzu Chi Renal Dialysis Centre but also be uplifted in body, mind, and spirit for a better life,” said Khoo Jyh Hao, Head of the Charity
