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In Chinese, “tzu” means compassion and “chi” means relief- the very things Dharma Master Cheng Yen sought to offer the impoverished in her native Taiwan. The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation was founded in 1966 and began providing medical care to the poor. Since then, it has evolved its care into an international medical mission.
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It really blows my mind how coordinated we are, how much love we give, how much love we get.
Albert Hsu, TIMA Volunteer Doctor
Giving is not a privilege of the rich. We can use our own power and heart to help others.
Amanda Wang, Tzu Chi Volunteer
The Tzu Chi Vision Mobile Clinic has embarked on its latest journey—this time from California all the way to New York!
We designed it in a sense where we create a 'wow' experience for the patient. Every patient who comes into our mobile [clinic] can feel the 'wow' experience.
Steven Voon, Tzu Chi Mobile Clinic Executive Director
If one day I stopped breathing, part of my body may continue living because of the organ donation. That is real love (Da Ai).
Lynn Kuan, TIMA Member
These examples tell us that medical treatment cannot cure everything. Sometimes what people need more of is support from society.
Eddie Chan Seng Chan, Malaysian Doctor
The Tzu Chi Vision Mobile Clinic has embarked on its latest journey—this time from California all the way to New York!
Dr. Keh realized then that, sometimes, if you can’t heal a patient with medicine or surgery, you can still provide caring gestures that show you care about the person beyond the patient.
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