A big thank you to Minister Chee Hong Tat, Acting Minister David Neo and MOS Baey Yam Keng for joining us on 16 July! It was a great catch-up chatting about our plans for the Federation and the communities we care for. We are excited to continue working closely with the government to [全文]
On 15 July, in collaboration with SUSS, we officially launched our first training course for clan associations: Governance and Financial Management for Chinese Clan Associations. This milestone initiative equips clan secretariats and leaders with essential skills to manage and lead effectively in ever-evolving landscape. By strengthening governance and operational capabilities, we aim to help [全文]
On 17 June, over 60 participants took part in a Mandarin briefing session on the "SG Culture Pass," jointly organised by SFCCA and MCCY. The session offered clear guidance on how the scheme can be utilised to strengthen community engagement through cultural activities. Participants walked away with a deeper understanding of how to apply and [全文]
Thank you Chairman of the Chinese Community Liaison Group (CCLG), Minister Chee Hong Tat for taking the time join us at the luncheon on 13 June 2025. We look forward to continuing our close collaboration with the government to shape resilient leadership, impactful initiatives, and a more cohesive society.
To mark Singapore’s 60th year of independence (SG60) and the 40th anniversary of Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (“SFCCA”), SFCCA organised the Port Memories heritage tour on 1 June 2025. The event brought together about 150 participants from diverse backgrounds, including local residents, new immigrants, expatriates, and families with children, for an experiential journey [全文]
The “Duan Wu Carnival 2025” was held on 25 May on SFCCA premises in celebration of Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the 40th anniversary of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), and the rich traditions of the Duan Wu Festival. This large-scale, cross-generational celebration brought together participants from all walks of life, drawing [全文]
On Saturday, 17 May, SFCCA Scholars Network (SSN) held the “Perspectives from SFCCA Scholars 2025” sharing session via Zoom. Aimed at prospective Chinese university planning to pursue higher education in China, the session featured insights from current scholars on their first-hand experiences and tips. Close to 50 students participated in this session. Now [全文]
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (“SFCCA”) celebrates a significant milestone this year – its 40th anniversary—marking a key phase in the Chinese community’s continued development and renewal. To celebrate this occasion, SFCCA held its 40th Anniversary Logo Unveiling Ceremony this morning at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. Minister for Culture, Community and Youth & [全文]