In order to provide the right and suitable relief to different individuals and households during these hard times, the Epidemic Relief Programme for Tzu Chi Care Recipients was adjusted accordingly in response to the evolving pandemic situation...
Amidst the COVID-19 outbreak, Tzu Chi Singapore continues to provide support to their care recipients who are coping with the changes of having to work from home during the circuit breaker period. Tzu Chi Collegiate Youth Association (Tzu Ching) too began
Tzu Chi volunteers are supporting the community isolation facility in Tuas to ensure that there are always snacks and drinks available at the pantry while caring for the medical workers and facility workers there.
An online joint press conference was held on 5 June 2020 at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre to hand over handmade masks to the representative from Migrant Workers’ Centre and to launch an art project for migrant workers.
In order to provide the right and suitable relief to different individuals and households during these hard times, the Epidemic Relief Programme for Tzu Chi Care Recipients was adjusted accordingly in response to the evolving pandemic situation...
To slow down the spread and reduce mortality, migrant workers staying in dormitories that are infected with COVID-19 are relocated and treated in isolation elsewhere. To thank them for their many years of hard work...
During circuit breaker, some Tzu Chi care recipients sustained themselves with only canned food and non-perishable items, causing them to feel aversion towards these foods. Until one day, food containers filled with warmth and love arrived at their doorst
A Singaporean citizen became stranded in Malaysia after Malaysia declared a Movement Control Order (MCO) to stop the spreading of COVID-19 in March 2020. Due to border closure of both countries...
Tzu Chi responded to local apparel manufacturer CYC’s face mask donation programme by inviting volunteers to produce tens of thousands of face masks for migrant workers in Singapore. Volunteers were not only keen to participate in the programme themselves
Despite the enforcement of travel restrictions in many countries amid the pandemic, a charter flight from Singapore had flown to Hualien Airport in late April to complete the collection of a rare non-relative donated bone marrow via transit without entry.
During the circuit breaker, many Sri Lankan students in Singapore are faced with financial difficulties. Tzu Chi Singapore cooperated with Sri Lanka High Commission in Singapore to subsidize one-week food supplies to 250 students.
Tzu Chi Singapore has partnered with several organisations to launch a fundraising campaign to provide laptops and Chromebooks for students from low income families and upgrade their wifi so that they can study without disruption at home.
Besides working from home and taking care of household matters during the circuit breaker period, volunteers spent their spare time sewing face mask covers, making full use of their skills to contribute to the society.
There are more to environmental conservation than just recycling and reducing plastic wastes. A detailed sharing by Dr. Ho Eu Chin has enlightened us on how much of wastage could be avoided in our daily lives.
Tzu Chi Singapore was invited by the National Environment Agency of Singapore (NEA) to take on the role of SG Clean Ambassadors to help promote and encourage the public to bring their own food containers for takeaways, reduce outings and maintain a safe d
When most people are staying at home to fight the pandemic, another group of people spent their nights on the street as they have no place to stay amid a lockdown measure imposed by the Malaysia government. Tzu Chi volunteers visited several HDB blocks in
A radio program aimed to spread love and hope through the broadcasting of music, stories and experience sharing was launched by Tzu Chi Singapore at a temporary facility that shelters returning workers from China.
Tzu Chi Singapore continues to send love and blessings to doctors, nurses and healthcare provider who are coping with the challenges and changes COVID-19 has brought to the healthcare industry.
Beginning February 2020, Tzu Chi works with a dormitory operator to make it easier for returning foreign workers to serve their stay home notice at the temporary facilities set up for those who has difficulties returning to their rental places.
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