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Ti-Ratana Group

Operational Health, Safety and Enviroment

We care about your health and safety at Ti-Ratana. 

We care for the environment too.

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Fire Safety

At all of Ti-Ratana Buddhist Society's premises, we aim to practice proper fire safety. All our premises are equipped with fire extinguishers, inspected annually by certified companies, as well as proper fire prevention equipment. We also have made use of electric candles, effectively minimizing the risk of fire and saving the environment at the same time.

Environment

This earth is a work of nature. As such, we must learn to live in harmony with nature. At Ti-Ratana, our premises try our best to fully utilize LED lighting and selected sources of renewable energy. We also do not use styrofoam and single-use plastics at our premises.

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Health

At Ti-Ratana, we care about your health. We should all play our part and be responsible members of society.

We are committed to keeping everyone healthy with healthier options provided for food.

Your Safety

At Ti-Ratana, your safety is our priority. We want to create a safe environment where all devotees and visitors can have a safe space to practice spiritually, where volunteers, committee members, staff members and Sangha members can help the community safely.
 

We have many SOPs in place to protect the vulnerable communities within the limitations of local regulations and laws that vary by region, including but not limited to indigenous people’s rights, women’s rights, children, PwD rights, and SOGIE rights: these are all part of the broader Buddhist and universal value of Human Rights. We strictly do not condone racism,  sexism, harassment, bullying, segregation or discrimination on any basis or difference. We will always abide by the principles of the Buddha Dhamma, which has been taught by Lord Sakyamuni Buddha (born Prince Siddhartha Gautama), that is Well Expounded (Svakkhato), by the Blessed One (Bhagavato), Inviting for all to come and see (Ehipassiko), that is to be realised by the wise, individually and independently.

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+603 2282 4800 | +6016 305 9400

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