Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation

Very calming reflective meditative atmoaphere. They do some great voluntary compassionate work, worldwide

This is a non-profit organization that originated from central Taiwan by founder Master Cheng Yen in 1966. Today the Compassion Relief Tzu Chi foundation is recognized world wide for it community works and aids.This Tzu Chi branch it Eastwood open it door 365 days a year to everyone regardless of your faith or religion. Actively involved with community works.They have a small library with Mandarin and English books on Buddhism and the history of founder Dharma Master Cheng Yen.You are welcome to the library and to enjoy the authentic Chinese tea or joins the volunteers for a simple vegetarian lunch.

Nice environment pleasant peoples.

Friendly volunteer team, delicious vegetarian lunch and runs great projects to support the community and environment.

It's lovely going to this Centre. Everything runs smoothly & efficiently. Everyone's friendly, caring & helpful. The adults know the children's names & have excellent strategies for difficult behaviour.Lots of support for parents in the Saturday programmes for children with special needs.I've been to picnics, presentations & concerts as well as the Sat programme with friends & family.I'm always welcomed, usually by name.Everyone is welcome - it's not so obvious that this is a Buddhist place, so everyone can feel comfortable, just as they are.I love going you Eastwood Centre - i leave feeling respected & appreciated.

A lot of zen here and staff are very helpful.

Super friendly people, delicious homely vegan food :)

There missions of charity, medicine, education and humanistic culture really touches my heart.

people are friendly