China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan
On 13th April 2019, to commemorate Earth Day, the SSIO of Taiwan participated in a Charity Bazaar in Bali, a suburb of Taipei. In preparation of the event, Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) students prepared and displayed colourful posters with the theme ‘Protect the Planet’ and…
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SSIO volunteers organised a blood donation in Tianmu, a suburb of Taipei on 17th February 2019. In preparation for the event, Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) students created colourful posters to attract and encourage the public to donate blood. On the day of the camp, 45…
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As part of the global Serve the Planet initiative of the SSIO, 59 SSIO volunteers, including Sathya Sai Education in Human Values (SSEHV) students and teachers, cleaned up a beach in
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Initiated in 2010 by an SSIO educator, Margaret Taplin, the Buddies in English and Educare (BEE) Service programme aims to infuse students with human values, as taught by Sathya Sai Baba. Instructions are given in
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Volunteers from the Sathya Sai Centre of Hong Kong conduct various heart-warming activities to serve the needy. This includes a monthly breakfast, where more than 90 homeless and disadvantaged persons are
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For more than two decades, SSIO volunteers have served fresh hot meals to the needy in Tokyo. This service offering began in 1994 when the Sathya Sai Centre of Tokyo started serving 30 meals, twice a week, in the Shinjuku area of Tokyo. Over the…
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The Sathya Sai Education (SSE) children of Taipei were introduced to the idea of nature being a manifestation of God and the importance of protecting nature. In keeping with the SSIO’s worldwide project, Protect the Planet, the children,
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On 25th December 2016, the Sathya Sai Centre of Tokyo celebrated Christmas with a devotional programme and discussion of service projects. The Centre was adorned with
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On 26th March 2017, the SSIO of Hong Kong, in conjunction with other faith traditions, hosted an interfaith Walk for Values on the theme, “Protect the Planet.” Although
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“Cage homes” are partitioned cubicles within small flats that are rented to low-income or unemployed residents of Hong Kong or underprivileged immigrants from China. The cubicles are
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