Handling Hardship with Grace and GratitudeTzu Chi Zamboanga scholar Trisha Padilla learned that she doesn’t have to deal with her family issues alone. Besides funding her studies, Tzu Chi stood by her during her mother’s brain surgery, providing medical support, monthly assistance, and a part-time job that helps her continue her studies.
Bound for a greater PurposeTzu Chi Zamboanga scholar Carll Maverick Salac lost his mother during the pandemic. He learned responsibility at a young age. Despite grief; financial challenges and his youngest sibling’s medical needs, he found help through Tzu Chi’s Educational Assistance Program.
Handling hardships with grace and gratitudeIn a life fraught with challenges and disappointments, Trisha Padilla soldiers on
His new vision in lifeAfter losing his sight at 14, Gio Pamintuan found a new sense of purpose through service, helping patients with eye conditions during Tzu Chi’s 292nd Medical Mission in Dipolog.
Bound for a greater purposeTzu Chi Zamboanga scholar Carll Maverick Salac persevered despite his family’s difficult times and financial burdens to become an advocate for helping others in need.
Tzu Chi Youth and students immerse in Dipolog medical missionThe cross-cultural experience allowed the young volunteers from Taiwan and Malaysia to entertain, learn, and serve patients from different walks of life.
292nd Missions of Hope and HealingTravelling miles to reach and serve the people of Zamboanga del Norte made the mission all the more meaningful, not only for the patients, but also for every volunteer who came to serve.
In the Hands of CompassionThrough Tzu Chi’s 292nd Medical Mission, we reached patients in Zamboanga del Norte who had long been waiting for the chance to receive much-needed surgical care.
Tzu Chi Holds Gratitude Nights for 292nd medical missionThe first was at the Zamboanga del Norte Convention and Sports Center in Dipolog, the second at Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila
Tzu Chi’s 292nd Medical Mission serves 5,417 patients in Dipolog, Zamboanga del NorteTIMA doctors, Tzu Chi volunteers, youth, and students from Taiwan and Malaysia joined forces for a three-day free and quality healthcare mission.
