Programme Calendar

19 Apr 2026, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (GMT+8:00)
The Sanctuary

Learn your inner map,
how to find blocked
energy points and
release stagnant energy
in the body through specific movements and
breathing techniques
designed to open the
twelve primary
meridians and the eight
extraordinary channels.

By harmonizing body,
breath, and mind, this practice enhances
vitality, reduces stress, and supports physical
and mental balance. Rooted in a
distinguished lineage of healers and decades of
hands-on experience with traditional healing systems, this synthesis offers participants a profound and uniquely integrative mind-body
cultivation experience.

19 Apr 2026, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM (GMT+8:00)
Inspiration Room

As an ancient Chinese
practice qigong takes a
holistic approach to
healing. It is a powerful
technique that
harmonizes body and
mind.

In this workshop
participants will explore
how and why bringing
our attention to the
center of our body helps us to find creative
solutions and
inspiration.
You will learn a simple
method to still the mind
and to gain clarity
through tranquility.

19 Apr 2026, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (GMT+8:00)
SANGHA Movement Center

1.Engage in a mindful physical dialogue with your emotions.
2.Rhythmic movement with dramatic music, featuring bouncy and jumping motions to experience joy, reclaim playfulness, release stress and regulate emotions.
3. Mirroring exercises + group dance to cultivate empathy and improve interpersonal relationships.
4. Energetic movements such as jumping and spinning to ignite motivation and restore vitality.
5.Awaken the vibrant colors within your body, and express joy, vitality, lightness and true passion through intuitive flow painting.

16 Sep 2025, 13:30:00 - 15:00:00 (GMT+8:00)
Impact Lab 1 (Level 4 Suntec Convention Centre)

Helping Homeless Families Find HOPE through Project 4650 highlights a critical tension in today’s social support systems: how to provide safety and compassion without fostering dependency or disempowerment. Emerging from the urgent needs of families living in Interim Rental Housing (IRH) blocks in Singapore’s Siglap division, the initiative reveals the layered challenges of poverty, housing insecurity, and fragmented services that often trap families in prolonged instability.

More than a welfare scheme, Project 4650 is a model for collaborative governance. Spearheaded by then MP Dr Maliki Osman, the project brings together government agencies, businesses, and community groups to co-create an ecosystem of transitional, empowering, and dignity-based support. It asks vital questions: how can public assistance uplift without creating long-term dependency? How can communities show solidarity without letting compassion become entitlement?

This session explores the design and scaling of “transitional support” frameworks that integrate trust, accountability, and empowerment. It invites us to rethink social services—from static safety nets to dynamic springboards—and to cultivate a shared culture of contribution over consumption.