Tzu Chi donates face masks to 10 schools in Marikina and San Mateo, RizalThese masks will help students protect students from growing cases of “influenza-like illnesses”
Tzu Chi donates face masks to 10 schools in Marikina and San Mateo, RizalThese masks will help students protect students from growing cases of “influenza-like illnesses”
Tzu Chi conducts ocular surveys in 8 areas in Cebu after Typhoon TinoTyphoon Tino resulted in thousands of damaged houses and 33 casualties across these eight areas.
14 beneficiaries receive hearing aids from Australia-based donorsThe devices were turned over by Rotary PDG Danny Low and Dr. Angeline Low.
Tzu Chi donates Panasonic light bulbs to partner organizations, institutionsThis joint effort with Tzu Chi is part of Panasonic’s “Light up the Future” initiative
29 families given aid after Sto. Domingo fireBeneficiaries received clothing, blankets, sleeping mats, and home essentials
She got a scholarship for herself—and medical assistance for her grandmotherDaneca Pera is grateful for Tzu Chi’s generosity and concern.
Scholars, medical assistance beneficiaries avail of benefits from Philhealth’s YAKAPChinese General Hospital facilitates access to these benefits.
AKFI donates P1M for Tzu Chi’s earthquake relief efforts in CebuThe foundation recently turned over P3 million to fund the livelihood program of Tzu Chi Palo Great Love Village
Homes reduced to rubble, tarpaulin shelters seen at Cebu quake ocularVolunteers touch base with local leaders and communities affected by the 6.9 tremblor.
Families receive aid in earthquake-hit Libaong, San Remigio, CebuOn October 5, Tzu Chi volunteers traveled to Brgy. Libaong, San Remigio, Cebu, to provide aid to 350 families affected by the magnitude 6.9 earthquake in Cebu. As an immediate response for those unable to work since the devastating incident, the relief distribution included food, medicine, hygiene kits, blankets, and water. Grateful for the support amid their ongoing hardships, beneficiaries expressed heartfelt thanks to the volunteers who journeyed four hours to reach the remote area.