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| Nov 27, 2008 | |
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Temple launches charity arm
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| By Theresa Tan | |
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A CHINESE temple in Yishun, the Nam Hong Siang Theon, launched its charitable arm on Thursday. The Nam Hong Welfare Service Society runs a free clinic in Yishun and gives out bursaries to poor students, among other help initiatives. The Nam Hong Siang Theon, which follows a mixture of Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian teachings, was founded in a Sembawang attap hut in the late 1950s. In 1984, the temple moved to Yishun Ring Road. In 2001, the temple started a free clinic in the void deck of the HDB block opposite its premises to help poor residents who could not afford to pay to see the doctor. | |
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