RECYCLING INFO
 

Dynamic Game: Colourful balls were passed around from one elderly to another. When the music stops, the one holding the ball will be requested to sing a song or share a blissful phrase.
 

Tzu Chi volunteers celebrating the year end festive seasons with the lonely elders

Dong Zhi (Winter Solstice) and Christmas are important festivals for the Chinese and the Westerners, where families spend time together to bond with one another. The Tzu Chi volunteers combined the two celebrations and presented the seniors with a warm reunion on Dec 21. <--MORE-->

A typhoon in 2006 sparked a friendship between Philippine Tzu Chi volunteers and residents of Dreamland Village, that is still going strong today. Dreamland Village near Manila was chosen as the location for Philippine Tzu Chi's 106th clinic. Volunteers brought residents free healthcare - including ophthalmologic, dental and pediatric services that they could hardly afford otherwise. A temporary housing unit was put up for the medical event, and more than 1,000 people from 256 families received aid supplies for the New Year. (21/12/2008)
DATE
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
10/01/2009
7：30pm-9:30pm

Monthly Sharing Session cancelled

cancelled
10/01-11/01/2009
10am-8:30pm

Jing Si Hall
18/01/2009
9am-12pm

Year-End Thanksgiving Distribution

Jing Si Hall
18/01/2009
1:30pm-5pm

Year-End Blessing for SILRA Home & Institute of Mental Health residents

IMH
Tzu Chi Foundation’s Operating Hours during 2009 CNY

Jing Si Hall: 25/01/2009 (CNY Eve) 10am-2pm
26/01/2009 (Chinese New Year’s Day onwards) Resume to 10am-6pm

Staff Office: Closed on 25/01/2009 to 29/01/2009

Jing Si Hall Recycling Station: Closed on 22/01/2009 to 29/01/2009

Tzu Chi Free Clinic (Redhill): Closed on 25/01/2009 to 29/01/2009
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