
About Us
Who We Are?

The Local Committee of the Tunisian Red Crescent in Msaken is a volunteer branch operating under the Tunisian Red Crescent Society. We serve the Msaken community through diverse humanitarian programs.
Our Board

Khaled Ben Abdallah
President

Jamel Jlassi
Vice President

Sarra Rouis
General Secretary

Baha Kouada
Treasurer

Krid Bhiri Mohamed Salah
responsible department

Amel Chatti
responsible department

Yassine Ben Abdallah
responsible department

Raed zanina
responsible department

The Beginning: The Humanitarian Idea
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement was founded in 1863 thanks to the vision of the Swiss Henry Dunant, after he witnessed the tragedies of the Battle of Solferino. He resolved to create a neutral, independent humanitarian organization dedicated to protecting human life and dignity and alleviating suffering in all circumstances, without distinction of nationality, race, or religion. Today, this Movement is the largest humanitarian network in the world.
Decades of Giving
At the national level, the Tunisian Red Crescent was founded on 7 October 1956, just after Tunisia's independence. Since then, it has acted as an auxiliary to the public authorities in the humanitarian field. The organization is recognized by the International Committee of the Red Cross and has been a member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies since 1957.

The Red Crescent in Msaken: The Spirit of Volunteering at the Heart of Our City
The Local Committee of the Red Crescent in Msaken is an essential link in social and humanitarian work within the delegation. We are a team of volunteers combining experience and youthful enthusiasm, to be the first responders in crises and a constant support for vulnerable groups.
Our Impact
Together, we are making a difference in our community through dedication and service.
Volunteers
Beneficiaries
Campaigns
Trainings
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Working for humanity and solidarity in our community. Join us in our mission to help the most vulnerable.
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