A joint photo, the president of Tanzania Red Cross Hon. David Kihenzile and IFRC & ICRC leaders.

IFRC Head of Cluster Delegation, Mr. Pope Moussa Tall and ICRC Head of Nairobi Regional Delegation Mr. Olivier Dubois, ICRC Head of Mission-Tanzania, Mr.Fabien Numfor and Secretary General Kenya Red Cross, Dr. Asha Mohammed, together met at the conference hall of Ramada Resort hotel, Dar es Salaam.

TANZANIA RED CROSS SOCIETY

The Tanzania Red Cross Society (TRCS) is a voluntary humanitarian organization established as an independent National Society (NS) by the Act of Parliament No. 71 of December 1962 and amended by the Parliament of Tanzania in 2019. Tanzania Red Cross Society was recognised and admitted to the membership of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) in 1963. The TRCS Headquarters office is located in Dar es Salaam.

TRCS is now the largest and most dependable national partner in delivering humanitarian services in Tanzania. The TRCS has an active network in all regions of Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. Around 40% are women out of more than 35,000 active volunteers. Most importantly, because of its credibility, TRCS receives supports from a broad range of partners, including the IFRC, the ICRC, the American Red Cross, the Spanish Red Cross, the Belgian Red Cross-Flanders, the French Red Cross, the Italian Red Cross, the Chinese Red Cross and the Korean Red Cross. Other partners are UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, UNFPA, the EU, USAID, CDC, BPRM and Pathfinder International.

Tanzania Red Cross Society sharing with the public, information from the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania concerning the Frequently Asked Questions on COVID vaccines.

TRCS Volunteers and Staff attending Cash Transfer Programme (CTP) Training held at Bagamoyo Millenium sea Breeze in Pwani Region for four days, from 21st -24th July 2021. The team has been capacitated on CASH AND VOUCHER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMMING SKILLS in such a way it can help them also provide humanitarian aid in CASH based assistance instead of only dealing with IN-KIND ASSISTANCE during disasters.