Tzu Chi volunteers reach out to an elderly father who cares for his paralyzed son.
A Chinese elementary school in Malaysia holds a cleanup event before school reopens.
1. 行動現場
Welcome to Da Ai Headlines. I'm Siri Su. Thank you for joining us. An 85-year-old father has been taking care of his paralyzed son for more than ten years. The father has become too frail to take care of his son, but he is unwilling to send him to a nursing home. In addition, the father does not trust people. How can Tzu Chi volunteers help this family? Here is our story.
2. 菲助父眼疾
In the Philippines, 30-year-old Christian suffers from congenital cataracts. Due to his vision problem, he can only collect and sort recyclables. In order for his two daughters to have a better life, he hopes to have surgery to improve his eyesight. Therefore, he took the initiative to contact Tzu Chi Eye Clinic to seek opportunities for change.
3. 大山腳助貧戶
In Bukit Mertajam of Malaysia, a Tzu Chi care recipient lives on his own and has trouble leaving the house due to his physical health. He hasn't had a haircut or shave in half a year. When the country's movement control order was lifted, Tzu Chi volunteers visited to give him a hair cut and shave.
《靜思語》理講太多,情就薄;情感淡薄,事難成。
Excessive justification weakens relationships. When relationships are weakened, it becomes difficult to accomplish tasks together.
5. 貴州勘災發放
In Guizhou, Yangdeng township is located in the mountain areas. This year, the region was devastated by heavy rains five times and many houses were destroyed. Tzu Chi volunteers went there to assess damages and distribute consolation cash.
6. 馬小學清掃
Hun Bin Chinese Elementary School in Malaysia's Penang is having a clean-up event before school reopens again. To help, about 120 people from Tzu Chi's entrepreneur group, Northern District Tzu Chi Academy, and the school's parents and students came together to disinfect and clean, so the students of the school may return without worries.
7. 馬垃圾山生活
According to statistics, about three million people are stateless in Malaysia. Since they are stateless, their children cannot enjoy social welfare benefits provided by the government. In our next report, we take a look at the harsh lives of some stateless people near a landfill in Malaysia.
8. 小志工集訓
The Jing Si Books and Cafe young volunteers' performance takes place on July 26, and recently all the participants came together to have rehearsals.
END: 花慈顧腎講座
In early July, Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital has set up kidney internal medicine checkup room. In addition, the hospital has held a health talk on kidney health. We will leave you with these images. Thank you for joining us. Goodbye.
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