In a bid to unite the clan associations, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) organised the 1st Zong Xiang Challenge Trophy Golf Tournament on 23rd September 2011. The primary aim of this tournament is to create a platform suited for interaction among clan associations. The tournament received overwhelming support from the clan associations, [全文]
To promote traditional Chinese culture and Chinese chess while enhancing students’ understanding and involvement in clan associations, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) organised the 6th National Zong Xiang Cup Chinese Chess Competition on 4 and 5 December 2010. Held at Toa Payoh Clubhouse, this competition was supported by 21 clan associations and co-organised by the [全文]
Ms Ellen Lee and Secretary-General Mr Lin Fanghua, together with the members of the SFCCA Council and leaders of the new immigrant association, came together for Lo Hei to celebrate the Spring Festival In order to strengthen the links and promote exchanges among member associations, the Singapore Amongst the guest list were member associations and [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]
The trainer taught participants how to set up and manage blogs To promote the new SFCCA website and forge stronger bonds between member associations and SFCCA, SFCCA organised a free blog management workshops on 25th February 2009. During the workshop, members were taught how to set up blog within the SFCCA website and how to [全文]
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and Singapore Xiangqi General Association held the 5th National Zong Xiang Cup Chinese Competition on 22nd November at SFCCA Multi-Purpose Hall @ Level 1. The competition was co-organised by 26 clan associations and attracted more than 300 competitors who pitted their wits against each other to see who [全文]