“I will protect my future”
October 30, 2025
Environmental issues are vast and complex, what can young people do about them?
Environmental issues are vast and complex, what can young people do about them?
With Deepavali approaching, how did the Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) conduct the early celebration of the festival this year?
David Liu, Deputy CEO of the Tzu Chi Charity Foundation in Taiwan, brought his ninth book “All in the Heart” to Singapore for a book launch, which drew 350 attendees to the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre. The event also
To celebrate Singapore’s 60th National Day, 200 seniors from SEEN @ Bukit Batok and Nanyang gathered at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre for a grand celebration. Performances including dances, songs, and an eco-fashion show not only showcased the fruits
The annual Renal Friends Tea Gathering took place at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, bringing together Tzu Chi care recipients and patients from the Tzu Chi Renal Dialysis Centre. The event featured a range of booths and mini games that
Tzu Chi Seniors Engagement & Enabling Node (SEEN) has once again challenged the Singapore Book of Records this year. Seniors at SEEN @ Bukit Batok completed a composite artwork of watercolour paintings measuring 7 metres long and 4.3 metres wide,
The three-day TIYA Conference 2025 was held at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore, drawing about 200 youths from 14 countries, along with leaders from international organisations such as UN representatives and the Chair of the World Association
Around 200 youths from 14 countries gathered at the Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre in Singapore for the first-ever overseas TIYA Conference. The three-day event brought together United Nations agencies, non-governmental organisations, and influential youth leaders to engage in dialogue
On the third day of the three-day, two-night Tzu Shao Camp at Kukup Laut, the Tzu Chi Teenagers (a.k.a. Tzu Shaos) were divided into groups and sent to various locations across the Pontian district to begin their “Journey of Love”.
55 Tzu Chi Teenagers (a.k.a. Tzu Shao) from Singapore and 85 support team members crossed the Johor-Singapore Causeway, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of city life for a three-day, two-night Tzu Shao camp on Kukup Island in Malaysia. Immersed