Filipino-Chinese elders finally given free eye checkup
The Filipino-Chinese Home for the Aged Women (FHAW) in Malinta, Valenzuela City was established in 1972 as a nursing facility for abandoned and homeless women.
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The Filipino-Chinese Home for the Aged Women (FHAW) in Malinta, Valenzuela City was established in 1972 as a nursing facility for abandoned and homeless women.
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The humanitarian efforts of Tzu Chi has inspired pharmaceutical company Santen Philippines to also help.
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‘My children washed my feet. It is an indescribable feeling.’
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The lecturers also provided free consultation and abdominal ultrasound.
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The Dejucos got more than what they asked for.
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‘Acts of generosity may seem like we are helping others, but in reality, we are the true beneficiaries.’
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The number of strabismus patients seeking free consultation and surgery at the Tzu Chi Eye Center increased last year to 22 from 19 in the previous year,…
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Eye doctors impart great love and compassion by treating visually impaired people pro bono at the TCEC.
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Out of the examined 124 residents of Golden Haven for the Elderly, 94 were found to be needing cataract and pterygium surgeries.
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With a prosthetic leg donated by Tzu Chi Medical Foundation Philippines, Shereyle Molato regained her mobility and was able to return to teaching her beloved…
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After the successful operation, De Vera can’t forget the next scene.
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