Participants and volunteers in deep gratitude to Ven. Jutipañño for giving us Dhamma teachings and the opportunity to learn and practice at Dhamma Light Meditation Centre.

Sis. Lisa Yap, the Camp Master, welcoming participants and volunteers to three days of Dhamma Living together.

Teenagers from Serdang Dhamma School also took part in the camp and offered their support to the organisers.

Participants forming ‘Happy Families’ with their new friends.

An ice-breaking activity to bring families and friends closer, while experiencing the weight our parents carry in supporting the children as they grow up.

Sis. See Hui Shien, the Director of Nalanda Dhamma School, explaining about Dhamma Living as families and as a big community.

Ven. Jutipañño taught that to progress in the path of Dhamma learning and practice, one must develop these three qualities – humility & respect, bearing gratitude, and selfless giving.

Sis. Lau Wei Nee guiding the children in their learning with peers.

Younger students had the opportunity to learn from the teenagers on how they can face their daily problems with the Dhamma.

Camp participants collecting the ‘stars of gratitude’ in which they write down things or people they are grateful for and keep them in the Gratitude jar.

Participants drew and shared their fondest memories with their families.

Happy faces after a group activity.

Besides learning activities, participants also offered service to clean and maintain the monastery.

We thank the kitchen volunteer team for their hard work in preparing nutritious food for the campers throughout the camp.

Staying in the monastery also gave us the precious opportunities to support the Sangha members.

Venerables were joyful to see students started to learn the Dhamma at young age.

The daily programme was anchored in the devotional practice of chanting and meditation.

The children also experienced mindful walking to develop their awareness and mindfulness.

Children unleashing their creativity in preparing gifts for their parents and volunteers. Though it seemed difficult at first, the children embraced the challenge and arranged the flowers beautifully.

Children expressing their respect and gratitude for their parents during the Gratitude Night.

Parents and children enjoying the Dhamma through Drama session, while presenting the message of the Dhamma to the audience.

May we continue to walk the Dhamma path together as kalyana mitta!

Acknowledgement of great qualities and improvement with the award of prizes.

The organising team and volunteers had frequent update to ensure smooth flow of the learning programmes.

We thank the team of volunteers for their dedication and heartwork in making the camp a meaningful and fruitful experience for all.

We thank the young volunteers too in providing their kind services to this family camp.

A big group photo of camp organising team, volunteers and participants.