SFCCA Vice-President Ho Kiau Seng (fourth from right), Treasurer Ho Kwok Choi, and several council members handed over donation cheque to representative Vanessa Shih (sixth from left) On 8th August 2009, the most severe flooding in more than half a century occurred in Taiwan, resulting in a great loss of lives and properties. To help [全文]
Right to left: SFCCA Secretary-General Lin Fang Hua, Minister for Manpower Gan Kim Yong, Members of Parliament Ang Mong Seng and Zaqy Mohamad in dialogue with clan associations' representatives Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) jointly organised a dialogue session at the SFCCA Auditorium on 1st October 2009. [全文]
Following the community involvement introductory session on 4th July 2009, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) had once again collaborated with Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Ministry of Home Affairs to organise a second run of the “SG United Journey”. In the morning of 5th September 2009, SFCCA Secretary-General Lin Fang [全文]
In partnership with the People's Park Traders' Association, the “3rd National Day Sing-along” was organised by SFCCA at Chinatown for the first time ever. Through this event, SFCCA hopes to encourage more people to take part in “National Day Sing-along” to express their love for our nation through singing. (Front row, from left to right) [全文]
Representatives from Singapore warmly welcomed by organisers at the Bangkok airport SFCCA Secretary-General Lin Fang Hua personally led a 35-member group, inclusive of SFCCA council members and 11 other representatives from kinship clan associations on the trip to Bangkok, Thailand to participate in the ASEAN Chinese Clan Associations Conference jointly organised by The United Chinese [全文]
President S.R Nathan and SFCCA President Wee Cho Yaw along with the President’s attempt at Chinese calligraphy of the word “Heart” At 10am in the morning, the SFCCA building was bustling with noise and excitement, filled with an endless flow of people queuing up at the various food booths. There was a strong scent of [全文]