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The Tzu Chi International Medical Association (TIMA) Indonesia marks its 22nd anniversary this year. From its inception, TIMA members have been united in their unwavering commitment to practicing compassion and serving others by advancing the Tzu Chi Health Mission through healthcare outreach initiatives under the Tzu Chi Foundation Indonesia.

Eta and Suryani beamed with joy as they entered their new home on the second floor of Rumah Cinta Damai Tanah Tinggi. They expressed their gratitude, as their long-awaited prayers were answered through the Tzu Chi village improvement program.

The Tzu Chi Buddhist Foundation Indonesia, in collaboration with the Jakarta Provincial Government and the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning, inaugurated the Cinta Damai Housing in Tanah Tinggi on Friday, 27^th September 2024.

In response to the fire disaster, the Buddha Tzu Chi Foundation Indonesia distributed 888 fire relief packages to assist the victims at the parking area of the Pasaraya Building in Manggarai. The aid, packaged in container boxes, included blankets, wearable clothing, underwear, toiletries, sarongs, sandals, buckets, mosquito nets, and other essential items.

It’s been more than three years since Novrin started working at Tzu Chi Hospital. Just as she promised when she accompanied her late father for treatment, she has become a nurse who treats patients with great compassion. She was grateful to work at Tzu Chi Hospital, where patients are treated like family.

In celebration of its 17th anniversary on August 25, 2024, DAAI TV Indonesia is hosting DAAI Night 2024, a Vegetarian Gala Dinner. The event will bring together approximately 1,000 guests and will feature performances from both local and international artists.

Young Dea and Andika was amazed witnessing Tzu Chi doctors and nurses when treating the sick in her village in West Kalimantan and when an earthquake hit Lombok in 2018. The sincerity of Tzu Chi volunteers has inspired them both to become nurses.

The series of Lotus Cup competitions, which have been held in stages over the past month, has finally found its champions. The announcement was made on Sunday, July 21, 2024, alongside the second-stage events, which featured Humanistic Short Drama, Recycling Projects, Tzu Chi Duets, Sign Language, and Quiz Competitions. 

Volunteers from the Indonesian Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation welcomed 21 people from the Chiayi District Government as well as educational teams from five Taiwanese cities. This group arrived to share their experiences in environmental conservation education and disaster management in Indonesia.

Gotong royong, or mutual cooperation, is an Indonesian tradition that has existed since ancient times. This spirit is also reflected in the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Tzu Chi Buddhist Foundation Indonesia and World Vision Indonesia.

For ten years, Mujono could not see the light of the world. As a form of effort, he also participated in cataract treatment at the 143rd Tzu Chi Health Social Service. He was accompanied by Bripka Supriyanto.

Karina (21) is very grateful for the Tzu Chi education scholarship, which has enabled her to study pharmacy. This fourth-semester student at 17 August 1945 University aspires to become a pharmacist.