Although the prevailing weather conditions at the time of the earthquake were so bad, but that did not prevent Tzu Chi volunteers from going to the disaster areas to assist the affected families there. Most of the volunteers are teachers…
Yesterday,Tzu Chi relief team headed towards the Syrian-Turkish border , where the countryside of Latakia, specifically Kassab, their are no words or languages if it is about the homeland. Emotions were overflowed, that there was only a few meters between…
Volunteering and aid distribution in southern Turkey had a profound impact on the affected people . Some volunteers were reminded of their own past struggles when they left their country and the suffering they experienced away from their homes. They…
Tzu Chi İyilik Vakfı has distributed aids today to more than 150 Turkish families in the frame of its new relief project For more news in English
Relief aid to the families affected by the earthquake. Tzu Chi sent teams of volunteers from Taiwan and Turkey in several batches to the earthquake-affected areas in southern Turkey. The areas of activity were concentrated in three provinces: Gaziantep, Hatay,…
During the giving trip to the disaster-stricken areas, there are many stories and tales that break the hearts and bring tears to the eyes. We do what we can to be a balm to their wounds. I extend my hand…
From the Tales of the Earthquake (Tragedy of the Age) It is an agony that carries altogether within its folds both hope and love. “A little girl and her five-year-old brother suffered under the rubble for many hours before rescue…
“As you may wander through the shelters in the disaster-stricken areas where the buildings have turned into mere rubble and piles of soil, you would see the magnitude of the tragedy and trauma in people’s faces. Among them is this…
pain, hope, and giving For more news in English
For the third day in a row, Tzu Chi İyilik Vakfı provide assistance to the affected families in the Islahiye area of Gaziantep. The number of beneficiary families reached about 3,000 families. For more news in English
