How to spot a fake charity home?
Children’s homes are mushrooming these days. These provide care and love to the underprivileged and often run on a shoestring budget. But there are also some which take advantage of the public’s generosity. These are fronts 12-01-2017
Appreciating our heritage
During the recent Winter Solstice Festival, children in the Home got together to make glutinous rice balls, or tang yuan. Led by Hiichiikok Foundation Manager, Diana Ooi, children were taught what went into making the de27-12-2016
Merry Christmas!
Seasons' greetings from the Hiichiikok Foundation Home For Children Care. Here's a card signed by our children. Thanks again to all well-wishers and supporters. Your generosity is much appreciated!
22-12-2016
Teaching kids to give back
Having been on the receiving end of the public’s generosity, our kids were also taught to give back to society, in whatever ways they could. It was with this in mind that the Home organised a gotong-royong to spruce up a n16-12-2016
The Day I Became Part Of The Zoo
By Diana Ooi
The Children were all ready and eager. In fact, their excitement started the day before when they were told of the trip to the zoo and it was meant for those who had completed their holiday homework. Half 07-10-2016