The Belle Haven Community Resource Fair and the City of East Palo Alto provided resources and education for residents who needed it most.
In December 2022, twenty-five board members and staff members of the Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) came to Tzu Chi medical center and headquarters to learn about Tzu Chi’s medical mission and to foster a deeper mutual trust and growing partnerships.
Over the past 14 years, Tzu Chi volunteers in Tijuana have worked hard to serve the community. The Open House for Neighbors on December 3rd attracted nearly 300 people from the community to celebrate these accomplishments.
At the invitation of Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda L. Solis’s Office, Tzu Chi USA joined the Los Angeles County government’s annual festival for the unhoused on December 22, 2022, presenting services such as eye screenings to 200 unhoused attendees.
The CZU Lightning Complex fires in Northern California began on August 16th, 2020, spanning 86,509 acres. Soon after, volunteers from Tzu Chi USA’s Northwest Region began providing disaster relief to empower survivors with the love and resources needed to rebuild their lives. In 2022, Tzu Chi volunteers reunited with residents of a small community known as Last Chance to check in on their individual situations and offer medical outreach.
Tzu Chi joined hands with representatives of communities in the inland areas of Southern California to discuss how to provide more tailored assistance to the local disadvantaged groups and low-income households.
Families were happy to receive Christmas gifts and Tzu Chi volunteers helped the children put the gifts into bags. Photo/ Steven Chiu Written by:
Tzu Chi Medical Foundation conducts staff training at the Tzu Chi USA Headquarters campus in San Dimas, California, on October 9, 2021. Apart from
After a three-year absence, the Tzu Chi Northeast Region held its annual free clinic at the Flushing Sheraton Hotel on August 7, 2022, where 123 patients in need were served.
The Belle Haven Community Resource Fair and the City of East Palo Alto provided resources and education for residents who needed it most.
In December 2022, twenty-five board members and staff members of the Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) came to Tzu Chi medical center and headquarters to learn about Tzu Chi’s medical mission and to foster a deeper mutual trust and growing partnerships.
Over the past 14 years, Tzu Chi volunteers in Tijuana have worked hard to serve the community. The Open House for Neighbors on December 3rd attracted nearly 300 people from the community to celebrate these accomplishments.
At the invitation of Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda L. Solis’s Office, Tzu Chi USA joined the Los Angeles County government’s annual festival for the unhoused on December 22, 2022, presenting services such as eye screenings to 200 unhoused attendees.
The CZU Lightning Complex fires in Northern California began on August 16th, 2020, spanning 86,509 acres. Soon after, volunteers from Tzu Chi USA’s Northwest Region began providing disaster relief to empower survivors with the love and resources needed to rebuild their lives. In 2022, Tzu Chi volunteers reunited with residents of a small community known as Last Chance to check in on their individual situations and offer medical outreach.
Tzu Chi joined hands with representatives of communities in the inland areas of Southern California to discuss how to provide more tailored assistance to the local disadvantaged groups and low-income households.
Families were happy to receive Christmas gifts and Tzu Chi volunteers helped the children put the gifts into bags. Photo/ Steven Chiu Written by: Ping Liao Translated by: H.B. Qin
Tzu Chi Medical Foundation conducts staff training at the Tzu Chi USA Headquarters campus in San Dimas, California, on October 9, 2021. Apart from attending classes, participants tour the campus
After a three-year absence, the Tzu Chi Northeast Region held its annual free clinic at the Flushing Sheraton Hotel on August 7, 2022, where 123 patients in need were served.
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