Vegetarian Society (Singapore)
September 5, 2007 by Eugene
Filed under Education, NGOs and Groups
Vegetarian Society (Singapore) is a non-religious, non-profit, registered charity founded in 1999. Our two main goals are to educate the public to eat less or no meat, and to support people who are already meat reducers or vegetarians. We believe that eating less or no meat helps human health, the health of the environment, the welfare of our fellow animals and, last but not least, the health of our 1 billion fellow humans who suffer from shortage of food and clean water.
- Free distribution of flyers
- Why Vegetarian – explaining why a plant-based diet helps humans, the planet, and other animals
- What Is a Healthy Vegetarian Diet – how to meet our nutritional needs on a plant-based diet
- Free distribution of VCDs
- Free distribution of the Love Us, Not Eat Us sticker/decal with photos of various animals
- Managing our website: http://www.vegetarian-society.org/
- Free E-Newsletter: people can sign up at our website
- A list of weblinks on how meat contributes to global warming
- A collection of videos on a range of topics, including the environment
- A list of vegetarian outlets all around Singapore
- Giving free public talks, including on how eating less or no meat helps the environment
- Organising exhibitions – featuring colourful bilingual panels, statues, posters, flyers, VCDs and stickers
- Organising dinners, potlucks and other social gatherings for members
We are run by volunteers and currently have no office or phone number. Contact us at our email: info@vegetarian-society.org or visit our website at http://www.vegetarian-society.org/.
Note: This article and images are provided by Vegetarian Society (Singapore) and the copyright belongs to them.
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i became a Vegan three years ago and i can say that my health have been very very good. meat and dairy substitutes like soy also works well for the body.