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Tzu Chi urges volunteers to join them for St. Martin’s Home visits.

May 11, 2017

Tzu Chi urges volunteers to join them for St. Martin’s Home visits.
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PHILIPSBURG:---- The St. Maarten Tzu Chi Foundation is encouraging persons desirous of volunteering for a worthy cause to join them on their once monthly visit to the St. Martin’s Home located in St. Johns Estate.

Tzu Chi volunteers visit the St. Martin’s Home the last Sunday of each month to help spread cheer to the elderly residents as well as to treat them to what the foundation refers to its “royal treatment” which includes gentle massages; changing the nail polishes of the ladies, combing their hair; simple exercises such as passing of balls, engaging in conversations with them, and to entertain them through, amongst other things, song, skits, and inspirational stories.

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The visits are intended to pamper and give loving care to the seniors, many of whom look forward to the regular visits. Volunteers who are interested in the visits will get a chance to share in the joy of helping to pamper seniors, which many existing and past volunteers find very rewarding. The entire visit last for a duration of between one to two hours.

Visiting the St. Martin’s Home is a long standing and valuable tradition for the Tzu Chi Foundation, which has been visiting seniors at the home for more than a decade now.

In addition to the monthly visits, the foundation also holds a special programme at the home every year on New Years Day, in which volunteers entertains clients and presents gifts to every senior and staffer. A special cake is also cut and shared with all.

Persons who would like to accompany the foundation on the visit can contact Tzu Chi Commissioner Sandra Cheung at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. document.getElementById('cloak2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d').innerHTML = ''; var prefix = 'ma' + 'il' + 'to'; var path = 'hr' + 'ef' + '='; var addy2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d = 'sxm_tzuchi2005' + '@'; addy2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d = addy2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d + 'yahoo' + '.' + 'com'; var addy_text2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d = 'sxm_tzuchi2005' + '@' + 'yahoo' + '.' + 'com';document.getElementById('cloak2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d').innerHTML += ''+addy_text2297211014bb3c2fcadc6d4c18aa068d+''; or call her at tel. + 1 721 586-3019.

Tzu Chi urges volunteers to join them for St. Martin’s Home visits.

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/tzu-chi-urges-volunteers-to-join-them-for-st-martins-home-visits/

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