Tzu Chi Singapore’s 2019 Year End Blessing Ceremony included various display areas that allowed visitors to learn more about its various Missions. There was also a segment that inspired volunteers to remember their calling and to return to the initial...
At its annual Festive Charity Fair, Tzu Chi Singapore collaborated with a hospital and an international school to turn "useless" food waste into “useful” compost. Not only did the practice reduce the amount of waste produced, it also helped to protect...
“The journey of life is a natural course…… Master Cheng Yen says that if we are willing to accept our lot in life, we will suffer less,” said Tzu Chi volunteer Sim Siew Hong. A terminal liver cancer patient, Sim calmly accepted her condition upon...
Through mutual assistance and love among South African volunteers, they helped rebuild the homes of the disaster victims and keep the love going in Africa.
At the annual pre-Chinese New Year celebration for Tzu Chi’s beneficiaries this year, volunteers and Chinese aid recipients staged performances together to usher in the Lunar New Year. Their gestures of gratitude and blessings for each other filled the...
“We should not forget the people who have helped us”, shared a student beneficiary at the Tzu Chi Foundation’s Seeds of Hope Bursary and Meritorious Awards Ceremony. She was deeply grateful for the loving care and encouragement that she had received...
Tzu Chi Singapore’s 2019 Year End Blessing Ceremony included various display areas that allowed visitors to learn more about its various Missions. There was also a segment that inspired volunteers to remember their calling and to return to the initial...
From the past years to the present, from one person to a group of people, from an initial aspiration to ongoing perseverance—many moving stories from the history of Tzu Chi were featured at the exhibition on the Missions of Charity and Medicine at the...
A depressed Ong Soh Cheng was awakened by a question asked by her son one day, and decided to pick herself up to face life’s challenges and get rid of her negative emotions. After volunteering with Tzu Chi, she realised that the act of giving brings...
The annual Tzu Chi free dental clinic for MINDS clients had a carnival-like spirit, with volunteers dressed up as Santa Clause, lively festive songs, eco-fashion show, skit performance, etc. Such a joyous atmosphere allowed the intellectually challenged..
Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, the first of its kind in the world, has been officially inaugurated. The centre is a multifunctional learning platform for modern youths and offers a wide range of holistic programmes and activities to help young people...
A senior leader of Tzu Chi’s charity home visit team, Willy Ang recalled his first experience of visiting a needy household—though the aid recipient was born on the same day in the same year as him, their life journeys were drastically different. Ang...
“I would like to thank my parents and other senior members of my family for allowing me to grow up healthily in the (Great Love PreSchool). I am able to grow in confidence, perseverance and courage, which helps me to overcome difficulties…” A graduating..
To ensure that the dust generated during the refurbishment of the flat of a Tzu Chi beneficiary household would not affect the latter’s daily living, Tzu Chi volunteers spent a holiday cleaning and tidying up their home, putting their minds at ease.
Tzu Chi’s TCM doctors and volunteers regularly visited the home of a stroke patient to give him acupuncture treatment as well as emotional support. With their continued care and love, the patient is finally able to stand up on his own.
From a housewife to a working mother, Lam Foong Kew had undergone many vicissitudes in life. Once, her marriage certificate was even torn into pieces during a heated conflict with her husband. “If what one does is the right thing, one must persevere in...
At the annual Deepavali celebration held at Tzu Chi Singapore, Hindu aid beneficiaries of the NGO staged lively dance performances at the Jing Si Hall. Volunteers celebrated this special occasion with their Indian friends to welcome the festival of...
“Where does the meaning of life lie?” This was a question that Teh Soo Peng used to hold in her mind until she stepped out of her comfort zone and took on various life’s challenges. But has she really found the answer to her question?
A learning trip to the Tzu Chi Medical Centre helped a young medical student open a new window to the meaning of life, enabling her to rediscover passion in her calling. She gradually put into practice the humanistic care that she has learned in Tzu Chi b
The beauty of a group lies in the refinement of its individuals.
Jing Si Aphorism by Master Cheng Yen
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