The importance of health in life cannot be understated, but how do we maintain our health and enjoy longevity remains a mystery to many. With this aim in mind, Member Affairs Committee of SFCCA organised the "SFCCA Health Carnival" for the first time at SFCCA Auditorium. Chinese physician, Zhang Lei was invited to give a [全文]
To promote Chinese traditional music and the rich diverse cultures of the clans, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations held the 2012 "My Clan, My Music!" music concert at Hong Lim Park on 22nd September (Saturday) at 7:30pm. It was a great honour for this year's concert to be included as one of the [全文]
Entitled "Money by Mail to China: Dreams and Struggles of Early Migrants", the exhibition on remittance letters, organised by the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations and National Library Board of Singapore, in partnership with the Quanzhou Archives, Fujian Province, China, runs from 13th September 2012 to 27th January 2013 at the National Library of [全文]
The 2nd SFCCA Trophy Golf Tournament was held successfully on 6th September 2012. This year's event garnered strong support from various clan associations, with a total of 36 teams and 144 members competing. After an afternoon of exchanging tips on golf techniques, the participating teams finally competed. At the award ceremony, Guest of Honour Mr [全文]
To celebrate 47 years of nation-building in Singapore, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) organised on 11th August 2012 (Saturday) the "National Day Sing-along" for the sixth year running. This is the second time SFCCA collaborated with Central Singapore Community Development Council and National Integration Council to bring the event to the community, for [全文]
Owning a home—that is everyone's dream and basic need. But how can one settle down in Singapore based on his or her current condition? To give new immigrants and Singaporeans alike a basic understanding of property ownership in Singapore, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) held a fourth talk entitled "How to Better Settle [全文]
On 17th June, the Duan Wu Carnival 2012— jointly organised by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations and Toa Payoh Central Community Club—came to an end. The carnival took place at the parade square in front of the Toa Payoh Public Library. That morning, attendees arrived early to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival in advance. [全文]
At 9am on 26th May 2012, the General Affairs Team of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) Youth Committee and the National Youth Council held the "Young Leaders Brainstorming Camp" in the conference hall at *SCAPE. The camp brought together 90 young people aged between 16 and 45, from various clan associations, new [全文]
As the population ages and the average lifespan increases, the need for information on healthcare services has been on the rise. Moreover, the rise in the influx of immigrants also makes it necessary for them to understand how our health care system functions. The "New Immigrants and Singapore Society" talk series held on the afternoon [全文]
Four speakers telling stories of the history of the four famous buildings. From the left, Mr Wu Qing Hui, Mr Kua Bak Lim, Mr Li Yeming (Chairman of the session), Mr Pan Xuan Hui, Mr Chen Ji Lian and Mr Chen Ding Hui (intepreter) Singapore is a legendary island-nation. Our ancestors had braved through a [全文]