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Buddha of Medicine Welfare Society^[1]

Buddha of Medicine Welfare Society
Monastery information
Order	Mahayana
Established	1995
People
Founder(s)	Venerable Neng Du, Venerable Jing Cong
Site
Location	11 Lorong 25 Geylang, Singapore[2]
Website	bmws.org.sg

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Buddha of Medicine Welfare Society (traditional Chinese: 藥師行願會; simplified Chinese: 药师行愿会), is a Buddhist monastery in Singapore. The society was originally set up by Venerable Neng Du. The present premises are located at Geylang, Singapore.

Buddha of Medicine Welfare Society was initiated in 1991 and approved as a non-profit in Singapore in June 1995.^[3][4] The current resident teacher as of 2013 is Venerable Neng Du. Politician Lee Bee Wah was appointed as the honorary advisor of the monastery in the 2010s^{[citation needed]}.

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