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Having walked on difficult roads since childhood, a genteel survivor discovers hope, purpose, and dignity through Tzu Chi’s educational support.

After a dark period, Juniel Rey Gigaquit finds direction and purpose in farming

青年翻轉人生的慈濟助學營隊之旅

What started as a weekend program to give seniors something to do outside of their homes became an event that participants looked forward to for five Saturdays. True to its objective, Tzu Chi's Golden Age Academy engaged seniors through fun activities like exercises, singing, dancing, and art. More importantly, the gatherings made them feel like they still mattered to volunteers and the family members who accompanied them.

At 33, Rhea Amilano faced adversity but held onto hope. She joined Tzu Chi Foundation’s vocational program, calling it a "diamond" opportunity that changed her life.

The ceremony included dancing, singing, and an exhibit of their artworks

On May 11, the Jing Si Hall in Manila's Tzu Chi Campus hosted this year’s combined celebration of Buddha Day, Mother’s Day, and Tzu Chi Day—marking the first indoor event. Over 1,000 attendees took part in a purification ritual, dipping their fingers in water (symbolizing touching Buddha’s feet) and taking a flower. (representing his blessings).

Tzu Chi Great Love Preschool Philippines held a heartwarming get-together with pre-kindergarten students and parents on May 9.

Over 1,000 participants joined the annual ritual of cleansing and purification.

Just before sunrise on April 21, Tzu Chi Philippines volunteers gathered on the grounds of the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila, for a walking meditation to commemorate Tzu Chi’s 59th year and the birthday of its founder, Dharma Master Cheng Yen. Participants also marked the auspicious occasion with a sutra chanting ceremony at the Jing Si Hall.