Mga halimbawa ng paggamit ng Indigent sa Ingles at ang kanilang mga pagsasalin sa Tagalog
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I represent the indigent.
And men who were indigent and robbers joined with him, and they followed him as their leader.
For assistance to indigent families.
At least 100 indigent residents patiently waited for the arrival of the charitable organization in their area.
To Tzu Chi, I hope that you could extend your help to more indigent communities,” she ended.
Ang mga tao ay isinasalin din
She is among the 10,217 indigent families who benefited in the rice-giving activity in line with the foundation's 47th anniversary on May 12.
All the proceeds will be given to the Bridging Lupus Fund for the benefit of indigent lupus patients at the PGH.
To further reach out to more indigent patients, Tzu Chi Foundation, Philippines conducted its 215th Mobile Dental Service at Anawim Lay Missions Foundation, Inc.
Tzu Chi Foundation first imparted the rice to 5,000 indigent families in the said city last February 2012.
The foundation gives not only free butquality medical service to help more indigent patients.
Upon the construction of the eye center in the near future, more indigent individuals will be given the chance to save their vision which various eye ailments is threatening to steal from them.
On the onset of year 2013,Tzu Chi Philippines continues to provide quality dental care to their indigent fellowmen.
At the very last moment,Burney contacted the Philadelphia Volunteers for the Indigent Program, a legal aid group which agreed to take on her case.
The said amount will be added to fund the construction of the now eye clinic to an eye hospital to cater to more indigent eye patients.
All the proceeds of the charity bazaar and food festival will fund the construction of the eye center in order to cater to the needs of more indigent patients needing quality eye care through building a state-of-the-art center equipped with the most advanced equipments which will be manned by more doctors and staff that would operate in a daily basis.
With modern facilities,free surgeries for eye ailments will be offered to more indigent patients.
A 20-kilo sack of rice will augment the food needs of the 10,217 indigent families whom this beneficiary is part of.
As the rice distribution started,the volunteers from the above mentioned groups pooled their efforts to distribute the sacks of rice to the indigent families.
With its inception in 2007,the eye clinic has already aided more than 20,000 indigent patients suffering from these various eye problems.
In addition, all volunteers present during that day were also informed of their additional task of helping in the conduct of the rice distribution to an estimated 6,000 indigent families.
The grandmother first received the rice blessing last February 2012, when she was included in the more than 5,500 indigent families from San Juan who were aided by Tzu Chi Foundation's rice relief program.
Together with hundreds of stores, volunteers from Tzu Chi Foundation, Taiwan joined the charity bazaar on November 10 and11 this year to support their Philippine counterpart in building an eye center for indigent patients.
As the only Asian language legal intake program in Southern California with trained bilingual staff,it is a critical resource for indigent monolingual or limited English speaking immigrants in need of legal assistance.
O Lord God and heavenly Father, we thank thee that it has pleased thee, for the better edification of thy Church, to ordain in it, besides the ministers of the Word, rulers and assistants,by whom thy Church may be preserved in peace and prosperity, and the indigent assisted;
The following organizations and attorneys(see link below for listing)provide free legal services and/or referrals for such services to indigent individuals in immigration removal proceedings, pursuant to 8 CFR§1003.61.
This service in our place seldom happens so I am very thankful for Tzu Chi had help indigent patients like us.”.
And I Cor. 12:28 speaking of helps, he means those, who are appointed in the Church to help andassist the poor and indigent in time of need.
Shao-Jyun Pan, TECO's executive assistant to the representative gladly helps in handing the sacks of rice to the indigent families of Carmona in the province of Cavite.
Mayor Dahlia Loyola(center) gladly hands to her constituents the 20-kilo sacks of rice donated by the Buddhist organization to the indigent families of Carmona, Cavite.
In the recent rice distribution held last June 15,Tzu Chi volunteers did not only deliver the food needs of 388 indigent families from the barangays of Lourdes and St.