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The free consultation and surgery organized by the Tzu Chi International Medical Association served more than 4,000 patients.
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The free consultation and surgery organized by the Tzu Chi International Medical Association served more than 4,000 patients.
Free medical surgeries in Manila bring hope to underserved Filipinos as volunteer doctors remove cysts and warts, highlighting healthcare access issues and…

The Tzu Chi Eye Center in Manila may soon offer corneal transplants with technology shared by Taiwan, expanding sight-restoring care for Filipinos. The center…

Quezon City councilors passed a resolution commending the foundation for its unconditional and exceptional eye surgical services to indigents.

The pair of reading glasses given him to fix his poor vision meant sustaining his family.

‘Eighteen years since the Tzu Chi Eye Center was established, its commitment to serve with love and heal with kindness remains steadfast.

Supporting the bazaar meant contributing to a hospital that will continue saving lives for generations.

Tzu Chi members from across the country and abroad lent their time to help thousands of Cebuanos displaced by ‘Typhoon Tino.’



The Bureau of Corrections honored external partners, including Tzu Chi Eye Center and media personnel, for supporting rehabilitation programs and medical care…

The Bureau of Corrections recognized Tzu Chi Eye Center’s Dr. Bernardita Navarro and media members, including Daily Tribune’s Alvin Murcia, for their…



Bowls of hot meals carried warmth, comfort and the message that no one is left alone in times of calamity.

‘Being a doctor is not just about helping but also giving love.’

Dr. Sy spent about an hour operating on Aguirre, making six incisions on his abdomen to remove 10 substantially sized lipomas.

The Alcon NGENUITY 3D Visualization System at Tzu Chi Eye Center will also help in the education and training of future eye specialists.

Ju KimHong, after his successful cataract surgery, could only express his overwhelming joy, repeatedly telling his surgeon in the local language: ‘I am so…

‘By restoring their sight, that is kindness, that is compassion, and our doctors and volunteers have the joy in giving without expecting anything in return.’