A few weeks ago the Expatgiving team was invited to participate in one of the activities organised by the National Kidney Foundation of Singapore through their volunteer programme ‘Circle of Hearts’. The aim of the programme is to inspire kidney patients to rise above their adversities so that they can lead a better quality of life.
They told us about the enrichment programme, a cooking demonstration where volunteers explain, prepare and share a dish or two with dialysis patients, so that they learn about different (and healthy!) cultures of food.
We were immediately interested to participate in this activity…and extremely glad we did! It is amazing to discover how easily you can make someone’s day just by dedicating a couple of hours of your time to cooking for a good cause.
They told us about the enrichment programme, a cooking demonstration where volunteers explain, prepare and share a dish or two with dialysis patients, so that they learn about different (and healthy!) cultures of food.
We were immediately interested to participate in this activity…and extremely glad we did! It is amazing to discover how easily you can make someone’s day just by dedicating a couple of hours of your time to cooking for a good cause.
So, being both of us Spanish, we decided to make two of our favourite dishes which happen to be super healthy and vegetarian: tortilla and gazpacho (aka cold tomato soup). It was a huge success and you can find the proof below.
If you would like to contribute to this amazing initiative, please read more about the programme in this link and get in touch with the National Kidney Foundation now.
Happy cooking!
Victoria
If you would like to contribute to this amazing initiative, please read more about the programme in this link and get in touch with the National Kidney Foundation now.
Happy cooking!
Victoria
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