Tzu Chi provided free and holistic medical services and checkups for a special group of uninsured Burmese monks who were visiting the area for a traditional festival.
To combat respiratory disease experienced by many residents, in July 2021, Tzu Chi Medical Foundation and Harbor Community Benefit Foundation, HCBF donated 150 air purifiers to low-income families with family members with respiratory illness in Wilmington and San Pedro, Southern California, respectively.
Pedro Ramirez (middle), the first patient at the free clinic on August 21, 2022, brings back three months’ worth of savings in the bamboo
On May 1, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation hosts its 13th dental outreach in North Las Vegas, NV.
The pandemic halted in-person services for Tzu Chi Medical’s clinics, leaving underserved communities without the critical care they had grown to rely on. Though the team was able to send medications via mail and help in any way possible, the two-year stall was difficult to navigate. Residents in San Bernardino and Cupertino were grateful to be able to schedule appointments and visit the clinics for in-person care.
After two years without in-person services, residents of Bakersfield, CA were thrilled to have Tzu Chi’s medical team visit their community. Many patients came to the free clinic in dire need of medical attention as on-site care had been halted due to the pandemic. The event was heavily trafficked, furthering the team’s mission to host more free clinics in the near future.
The Tzu Chi Medical Foundation has become a well-rounded resource for communities in need (on wheels). The branch of Global Tzu Chi offers free, mobile clinics to underserved areas who are in need of medical attention in several different disciplines. With the help of doctors, dentists, chiropractors, opthamologists, and volunteers, Tzu Chi is able to provide residents and their families with quality care many of them haven’t seen in years.
The Tzu Chi Medical Foundation has become a well-rounded resource for communities in need (on wheels). The branch of Global Tzu Chi offers free, mobile clinics to underserved areas who are in need of medical attention in several different disciplines. With the help of doctors, dentists, chiropractors, opthamologists, and volunteers, Tzu Chi is able to provide residents and their families with quality care many of them haven’t seen in years.
On June 2, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Charity Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding, or MOU, with four international organizations — Airlink, Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), Project HOPE, and World Hope International — to bring critical medical care to people who’ve fled from Ukraine.
Tzu Chi provided free and holistic medical services and checkups for a special group of uninsured Burmese monks who were visiting the area for a traditional festival.
To combat respiratory disease experienced by many residents, in July 2021, Tzu Chi Medical Foundation and Harbor Community Benefit Foundation, HCBF donated 150 air purifiers to low-income families with family members with respiratory illness in Wilmington and San Pedro, Southern California, respectively.
Pedro Ramirez (middle), the first patient at the free clinic on August 21, 2022, brings back three months’ worth of savings in the bamboo bank he received before. Photo/Shuli Lo
On May 1, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation hosts its 13th dental outreach in North Las Vegas, NV.
The pandemic halted in-person services for Tzu Chi Medical’s clinics, leaving underserved communities without the critical care they had grown to rely on. Though the team was able to send medications via mail and help in any way possible, the two-year stall was difficult to navigate. Residents in San Bernardino and Cupertino were grateful to be able to schedule appointments and visit the clinics for in-person care.
After two years without in-person services, residents of Bakersfield, CA were thrilled to have Tzu Chi’s medical team visit their community. Many patients came to the free clinic in dire need of medical attention as on-site care had been halted due to the pandemic. The event was heavily trafficked, furthering the team’s mission to host more free clinics in the near future.
The Tzu Chi Medical Foundation has become a well-rounded resource for communities in need (on wheels). The branch of Global Tzu Chi offers free, mobile clinics to underserved areas who are in need of medical attention in several different disciplines. With the help of doctors, dentists, chiropractors, opthamologists, and volunteers, Tzu Chi is able to provide residents and their families with quality care many of them haven’t seen in years.
The Tzu Chi Medical Foundation has become a well-rounded resource for communities in need (on wheels). The branch of Global Tzu Chi offers free, mobile clinics to underserved areas who are in need of medical attention in several different disciplines. With the help of doctors, dentists, chiropractors, opthamologists, and volunteers, Tzu Chi is able to provide residents and their families with quality care many of them haven’t seen in years.
On June 2, 2022, the Buddhist Tzu Chi Charity Foundation signed a Memorandum of Understanding, or MOU, with four international organizations — Airlink, Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), Project HOPE, and World Hope International — to bring critical medical care to people who’ve fled from Ukraine.
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