Latest Articles
A Leg Up for Families in Bodh Gaya
Volunteers help needy families gain skills and start small businesses so they can earn a steady living.… Read More »
Cataract Patients Receive the Gift of Sight—A Free Clinic Event by Tzu Chi Indonesia
When the bandages are lifted away at the follow-up visit, patients open their eyes to a renewed world.… Read More »
A Flood of Mud, a Surge of Love—After a Barrier Lake Overflowed in Taiwan
Floodwaters swept into Guangfu Township in Hualien when a barrier lake overflowed. This rare disaster in Taiwan’s … Read More »
Supporting Families with Assistive Equipment—Tzu Chi’s Dongda Assistive Device Outlet
Tzu Chi has more than 130 assistive device outlets in Taiwan. The one at the Dongda Campus in Taichung began in 20… Read More »
A New Ear, a New Chapter in Life
Ten-year-old Sok Reaksa from Cambodia spent six months at Dalin Tzu Chi Hospital in Taiwan, where she bravely unde… Read More »
Recycling Resources, Sustaining Love
For more than 20 years, Tzu Chi has been developing practical supplies for disaster relief. Made primarily from re… Read More »
Recent Issues
2025-09-20
Healing Encounters—A Free Clinic in Cambodia
Tzu Chi volunteers from Cambodia, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Taiwan gathered in Cambodia for a regularly held large-scale free clinic. During the three-day event, from May 30 to June 1, nearly 3,700 patient visits were recorded. (Photo by Choong Keat Yee)
2025-07-20
The Work Continues—Tzu Chi’s Quake Relief in Myanmar
Local residents help Tzu Chi move folding beds and rice for a distribution held in May 2025 in Sagaing, Myanmar, for victims of the tremor that struck in March. The foundation continues working to meet the needs of affected communities. (Photo by Wai Yan Htun)
2025-05-20
Quake Relief for Myanmar
A pagoda in the ancient city of Inwa, near Mandalay in Myanmar, was severely damaged by the earthquake that hit the country in March 2025. (Photo by Wai Yan Htun)
2025-03-20
Bridging Healthcare Gaps—Tzu Chi and the SDGs
A physician from the Singapore chapter of the Tzu Chi International Medical Association attends to a patient at a free clinic in Colombo, Sri Lanka. (Photo by Hsiao Yiu-hwa)
2025-01-20
Homes of Hope—The Silaunja Great Love Village in India
Tzu Chi volunteers took family portraits of each household before the official handover ceremony of the Silaunja Great Love Village in India. (Photo by Huang Rui-fen)
2024-11-20
Alleviating Hunger—Tzu Chi and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
In November 2023, Tzu Chi distributed rice and other food to the needy in Madagascar. (Photo by Lan Xiang-you)
20250920
Healing Encounters—A Free Clinic in Cambodia
Tzu Chi volunteers from Cambodia, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Taiwan gathered in Cambodia for a regularly held large-scale free clinic. During the three-day event, from May 30 to June 1, nearly 3,700 patient visits were recorded. (Photo by Choong Keat Yee)
20250720
The Work Continues—Tzu Chi’s Quake Relief in Myanmar
Local residents help Tzu Chi move folding beds and rice for a distribution held in May 2025 in Sagaing, Myanmar, for victims of the tremor that struck in March. The foundation continues working to meet the needs of affected communities. (Photo by Wai Yan Htun)
20250520
Quake Relief for Myanmar
A pagoda in the ancient city of Inwa, near Mandalay in Myanmar, was severely damaged by the earthquake that hit the country in March 2025. (Photo by Wai Yan Htun)
20250320
Bridging Healthcare Gaps—Tzu Chi and the SDGs
A physician from the Singapore chapter of the Tzu Chi International Medical Association attends to a patient at a free clinic in Colombo, Sri Lanka. (Photo by Hsiao Yiu-hwa)
20250120
Homes of Hope—The Silaunja Great Love Village in India
Tzu Chi volunteers took family portraits of each household before the official handover ceremony of the Silaunja Great Love Village in India. (Photo by Huang Rui-fen)
20241120
Alleviating Hunger—Tzu Chi and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
In November 2023, Tzu Chi distributed rice and other food to the needy in Madagascar. (Photo by Lan Xiang-you)
