According to statistics, many local Tzu Chi care recipients are suitable to undergo long-term Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatment. Still, most of them cannot do so timely due to mobility issues. With the support of a team of TCM practitioner
Making Waves is a movement initiated by migrant worker organisation SAMA SAMA, Dormitory Association of Singapore Ltd (DASL), artists and civic organisations. Its aim is to bring migrant worker issues closer to the community through artistic displays in different places.
Yishun has yet another interesting place to visit! The Glow On Gallery at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre is where every exhibit has their own story. How does the gallery, which focuses on sustainability, manage to save energy and reduce
Tzu Chi International Medical Association of Singapore holds a monthly medical seminar and invites different medical teams to share about various health topics. In June, the seminar led by the Khoo Teck Puat Hospital team focused on promoting plant-based diets.
Tzu Chi Singapore established its first community eco points in 1999. Over the years, the number of community eco points has gradually increased to over 30 as of today. In 2020, the monthly environmental protection day was renamed Environment Sustainability
Hitting his tummy when playing ping-pong or requiring two people to pull him up from the bed. The once 110 kg Chee Chen Sin successfully shed 25 kg within five months. What sparked his change?
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Host, Chong Yu Jia: Only less than 2% of Singaporeans are donating blood in a year, which means that this 2% of people are responsible for the entire blood transfusion needs of Singapore. Our blood bank needs more support. I’m
As the head of the family, Imran is responsible for providing for his family. However, in his prime age, he was diagnosed with kidney failure in 2020 and has since been facing various challenges in daily life. However, he must
How familiar are you with Singapore? Did you know that there was a unique morning market in Yishun?
The OneMillionTrees movement was launched by the National Parks Board in 2020 to promote a greener Singapore.
Dr Lee Qin Yi, a member of the Tzu Chi International Medical Association, led the medical community to heed the call together.
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