- Riding his motorbike, Rodello roams around his neighborhood in Zamboanga, Philippines. A closer look reveals that he only has one leg. His right leg was amputated after he was injured while trying to save lives in an accident. Since then, he has lost his job and now runs a grocery stall to make a living.
- In just one week, two fires swept through Damayang Lagi, Quezon in the Philippines, leaving hundreds of people homeless. Fortunately, there were no casualties. Knowing that the locals will have to rebuild their lives from scratch, Tzu Chi stepped in with essential supplies like mattresses, blankets, pots, and rice to help them get back on their feet…
- In Bodh Gaya, India, a typical meal usually includes stir-fried vegetables and rice. However, the lack of essential nutrients in these meals often leads to health problems. To address this, Tzu Chi's medical volunteers launched a nutrition program that supplies various types of legumes and locally produced milk to help the locals boost their protein intake…
- In Sukabumi, West Java, Indonesia, where about 3 million people live, more than 80 percent are blue-collar workers who earn just enough to get by. So, when the homes of some locals started leaking, they couldn't afford repairs. After learning about this, Tzu Chi teamed up with the military to launch a home renovation program...
- In January 2024, following an earthquake on the Noto Peninsula, Tzu Chi volunteers in Japan quickly mobilized, taking turns traveling to the affected areas to cook meals for the locals. It has been three months since they began their efforts, and it is the last day that Tzu Chi volunteers will be serving meals here...
- From the United States to Australia, individuals facing health challenges are finding hope far from home. Among them, a university professor diagnosed with lymphoma and a woman who has endured years of constipation have both traveled all the way to Taiwan, seeking treatment at Taichung Tzu Chi Hospital…
- Having personally experienced homelessness, Eva and her husband started the "Angel Guardian" soup kitchen in Merlo, Argentina, providing daily dinners to those in need. However, their initiative struggled to continue as government grants were cut. To keep supporting the local community, they sought help through the media…
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