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We’re excited to share that The Intentional Pause kicks off on 11 January 2025!

This guided Heartful walk by the pond is a biweekly, FREE programme under our '7 Types of Rest' series—crafted to help participants recharge and live purposefully.

📍 Location: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre (meeting point is at the entrance facing the pond!)

🗓️ When: Every other Saturday, starting 11 January 2025

💸 Cost: FREE!

✨ Highlights:

💚 Pause and reconnect with the beauty of nature

💨 Find peace and renewal with every step and breath

Take this opportunity to slow down, reflect, and embrace mindful living. We’d love for you to join us and spread the word to anyone who might benefit!

🌧️Rainy Days: we will convert it to a meditation session right at the meeting point! 🧘

Let’s walk together. 🚶‍♂️🌿

We’re excited to share that The Intentional Pause kicks off on 11 January 2025!

This guided Heartful walk by the pond is a biweekly, FREE programme under our '7 Types of Rest' series—crafted to help participants recharge and live purposefully.

📍 Location: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre (meeting point is at the entrance facing the pond!)

🗓️ When: Every other Saturday, starting 11 January 2025

💸 Cost: FREE!

✨ Highlights:

💚 Pause and reconnect with the beauty of nature

💨 Find peace and renewal with every step and breath

Take this opportunity to slow down, reflect, and embrace mindful living. We’d love for you to join us and spread the word to anyone who might benefit!

🌧️Rainy Days: we will convert it to a meditation session right at the meeting point! 🧘

Let’s walk together. 🚶‍♂️🌿

EQ Café: Resilience

A Free Emotional Intelligence Workshop

Resilience is more than just “getting through” a tough time — it’s about growing through challenges, adapting, recovering, and staying connected to what truly matters, even when life feels overwhelming.

In this EQ Café, we’ll explore how emotional intelligence (EQ) builds real, sustainable resilience. By tuning into our emotions, connecting with others, and making meaning from adversity, we can strengthen ourselves and support those around us.

In this interactive session, we’ll explore:

• What does resilience look like in everyday life — and how can we grow it?
• What role do emotions play in navigating stress and uncertainty?
• How can emotional intelligence help us build inner strength and support others’ resilience?

Who Should Join?

Anyone curious about growing emotional intelligence — a learnable, measurable, science-backed skillset for thriving in work and life.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 29 November
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Venue: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre
Fee: Free — just register to save your spot!

KAMPUNG HYC: PLAY6ROUND

HYC is turning 6 and you're invited to celebrate with us! 🎉

Remember the pure joy of losing yourself in play? We'd love to invite you to rediscover that magic with us at HYC's Play6round, tucked peacefully by the Yishun Pond Park, far from the city's rush.

This is your invitation to let your imagination run wild, create without limits, and enjoy the freedom of play just like you did as a kid. No pressure, no expectations. Just you, your creativity, and a welcoming space where everyone belongs 😌

We want to celebrate our 6th birthday with the incredible people who've made this journey so special— that's you!

We've got exciting activities lined up for you:
🍰 Have Your Cake Party - our curated cake picnic from local bakers who'll satisfy your sweet tooth (limited slots only at $15/pax)
🎸 Live Performances - chill by the Yishun Pond Park with acoustics
🎲 Games - from nostalgic ones like capteh to social impact driven cards, everyone's welcome to play
🎁 Mystery rewards waiting for you!

Come as you are; bring your ideas, your dreams, or just your curiosity. We'd love to hear what kinds of experiences would light you up. After all, this space grows best when we're all part of shaping it together. Can't wait to play, create, and celebrate with you!

Event Details
Date: Saturday, 29th November
Time: 12pm to 6pm
Venue: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre
Fee: Free — just register to save your spot!

Discover "The Three Hungry Microbes", a newly launched children's storybook that unravels the magic in our soils ✨

In this interactive workshop, your child will follow three tiny heroes on a composting adventure, learning how food scraps and plant trimmings feed helpful microbes and transform into Earth-nourishing compost.

Beyond the fun, kids explore meaningful lessons about patience, care, creativity, and renewal—all through hands-on play. It's the perfect mix of storytelling, learning, and getting messy for little hands!

What to Expect:
📖 Interactive storytelling featuring "The Three Hungry Microbes"
🎨 Hands-on compost and sticker making activities
🐛 Learning about soil life and Earth care

Ideal For: Children aged 5-10 years old

We’re excited to share that The Intentional Pause kicks off on 11 January 2025!

This guided Heartful walk by the pond is a biweekly, FREE programme under our '7 Types of Rest' series—crafted to help participants recharge and live purposefully.

📍 Location: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre (meeting point is at the entrance facing the pond!)

🗓️ When: Every other Saturday, starting 11 January 2025

💸 Cost: FREE!

✨ Highlights:

💚 Pause and reconnect with the beauty of nature

💨 Find peace and renewal with every step and breath

Take this opportunity to slow down, reflect, and embrace mindful living. We’d love for you to join us and spread the word to anyone who might benefit!

🌧️Rainy Days: we will convert it to a meditation session right at the meeting point! 🧘

Let’s walk together. 🚶‍♂️🌿

Join us for an intimate sharing with Myra Loke, a Singapore-based theatre and puppetry artist whose works bridge imagination, growth, and community.

As a core team member of The Finger Players, Myra has directed, performed, and designed shows staged both in Singapore and internationally. Passionate about the potential of puppetry to foster empathy and healing, she explores using puppetry in therapeutic settings to open dialogue and connection across diverse communities.

Discover how puppetry can go beyond performance, becoming a gentle yet powerful tool for storytelling, care, and social impact.

What to Expect:
- Myra’s personal journey as a theatre and puppetry artist
- How puppetry can open dialogue, foster healing, and build community
- Reflections on creativity, care, and social connection
- A warm, open space for sharing and conversation

Event Details
📅 Nov 23, 2025 (Sun)
⏰ 14:00 — 15:30
📍 Power Station 1, Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre
📌 30A Yishun Central 1, Singapore 768796

🎟 Free Admission (registration required)