Food aid distribution in Az-Zawiyah city
Az-Zawiyah – Libya22-4-2019 Food aid distribution in Az-Zawiyah city The relief team of Sheikh Taher Az-Zawiyah Charitable Foundation #STACO, in partnership with the World Food Program (WFP), distributed basic food aid targeting (84 displaced families) in Az-Zawiyah city after their displacement due to the security situation in the capital, Tripoli.
Distribution of food and non-food aid in the Qarabuli area
04-23-2019Qarabuli – Tripoli Distribution of food and non-food aid in the Qarabuli area The efforts of the emergency relief team at Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation – #Staco and its partners in humanitarian and relief work, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the World Food Program (WFP) and UNICEF, have combined to provide support to all those in need, especially families who have been forced by circumstances to leave their homes to escape the clashes in the city of Tripoli. Relief aid was distributed, including basic food supplies, cleaning materials, supplies and blankets, to 150 families in the Qarabuli area, east of Tripoli.
Food aid distribution in the city of Sabratha
April 25, 2019Sabratha – Libya Food aid distribution in the city of Sabratha Twenty days after the start of the clashes in the capital Tripoli, the relief campaigns provided and supervised by the Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation #STACO have not stopped, especially in the emergency circumstances that caused the displacement of a large number of families from the fighting areas.In cooperation with the World Food Program (WFP), basic food aid was distributed targeting (65 displaced families) in the city of Sabratha after their displacement due to the security situation in the capital Tripoli.
Distribution of food and non-food aid in Al-Maih city
Al-Maih – Libya04-May-2019 Distribution of food and non-food aid in Al-Maih city The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation STACO, in partnership with the World Food Program WFP, the United Nations Children’s Fund UNİCEF and the International Organization for Migration IOM, distributed basic food aid and non-food aid targeting (326 displaced families) in the city of Al-Maih, west of the country, after their displacement due to the security situation in the capital, Tripoli.
Completion of the maintenance project for public facilities for two educational schools (Jizaw Educational School) and (Musab bin Omair School)
July 29, 2019 Marzuq City – Libya Completion of the maintenance project for public facilities for two educational schools (Jizaw Educational School) and (Musab bin Omair School) The specialized team of engineers from the Planning and Projects Department at Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation has completed the maintenance project for two educational institutions in the city of Marzuq, after studying and preparing the necessary measurements and maps, due to its great importance in providing the foundations and precise requirements to start the necessary maintenance in those schools and educational institutions in order to return them to service as soon as possible and the possibility of receiving students at the beginning of the new school year. This project comes based on the agreement concluded between Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) regarding the maintenance of educational institutions in the city, which includes maintenance work for both (Jizaw Educational School) (250 students) and (Musab bin Omair School) (890 students).This project is considered one of the pioneering development projects implemented by the Foundation in cooperation with its international partners to work on achieving the required sustainable development. This project includes the maintenance of schools and their health facilities, the maintenance of water networks, as well as a tree planting campaign, in addition to specialized awareness lectures for students by a specialized team assigned by the Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Foundation to educate students about preserving the environment, preserving water and public property, and the importance of keeping walls clean, as well as distributing soap bars to students to raise awareness of personal hygiene. This comes out of a keenness to increase environmental awareness among students.
Distribution of aid and humanitarian assistance to migrants by the Immigration Control Agency.
September 5, 2019Libya – Shelter Center Distribution of aid and humanitarian assistance to migrants by the Immigration Control Agency. The humanitarian relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation #STACO distributed emergency humanitarian aid to irregular migrants at the Dhaher Al-Jabal Shelter Center near the city of Yafran, in cooperation with the Italian Sant’Egidio Organization.It is noteworthy that the number of irregular migrants at the center is 650 migrants, and the humanitarian aid provided included food, cleaning supplies, medicines, baby milk, clothes, mattresses and mats.It is noteworthy that most of the migrants at the center hold Eritrean, Ethiopian and Somali nationalities.
In coordination with the Municipal Council of Sabha Municipality, food and non-food aid is distributed
8-9 September 2019Murzuq – Libya In coordination with the Municipal Council of Sabha Municipality, food and non-food aid is distributed The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation STACO, in cooperation with our partners from the World Food Program, UNICEF, and the International Organization for Migration, and in coordination with the Municipal Council of Sabha Municipality, headed to the headquarters of the gathering of families in the city of Murzuq at the Ansam Al-Hurriya Association Center “Al-Rafak” to distribute humanitarian aid in light of the current circumstances witnessed by the region. This aid is varied to include a basic food box, cleaning supplies, mattresses, blankets, covers, and others, and targeted 300 displaced families from the city of Murzuq.It is worth noting that the situation in the city of Murzuq is still dire, and the city is suffering from the lack of any aid and the continued power and water outages for long hours, and most of the service centers are out of order, in addition to the shortage of medical staff. The clashes have also caused the deaths of dozens and the displacement of hundreds of families outside the city, as aid continues to be provided to include all families, whose number has reached more than one thousand and three hundred families.
The Foundation distributed food aid in cooperation with our partners from the World Food Program
21/22/23 October 2019Al-Zawiya – Libya The Foundation distributed food aid in cooperation with our partners from the World Food Program The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Foundation for Charitable Works STACO in cooperation with our partners from the World Food Program and in coordination with the Social Affairs Department in the city of Al-Zawiya headed to the city of Al-Zawiya to distribute food aid.This distribution targeted low-income and needy families in the city and delivered a basic food box to each family.The distribution of food boxes continued for three days and included families registered in the social affairs system.
The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation distributes food aid
Libya – Zawiya CityApril 20, 2020 The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation distributes food aid The relief team of Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation STACO, in cooperation with the foundation’s partners in the World Food Program, has distributed food aid to displaced families and those with limited income in the city of Zawiya over the past three days. The work aimed to distribute about 600 food boxes to families registered in the social affairs system in the city.The distribution during these exceptional circumstances was in coordination with the city’s municipal guard apparatus, and the relief team was keen during the distribution to take all preventive and precautionary controls stipulated by the World Health Organization in preventing the Covid 19 pandemic.
The Sheikh Tahir Al-Zzawi organization joins the Bevol global platform to promote volunteer work
July 8, 2024 The Sheikh Tahir Al-Zzawi organization joins the Bevol global platform to promote volunteer work The Sheikh Tahir Al-Zzawi organization announced it’s joining the Bevol global platform, which is an independent platform that aims to spread the culture of volunteer work and enhance social responsibility. The Sheikh Tahir Al-Zzawi organization affirmed its commitment to contributing to spreading the culture of volunteer work and promoting social responsibility, expressing its pride in joining the Bevol global platform, the organization aspires to achieve its humanitarian goals through cooperation with its partners on the platform, which contributes to serving communities and achieving sustainable development. It is worth mentioning that the Bevol platform is a global initiative that seeks to consolidate human values and achieve peace and development through incentive means and innovative technologies and provides a process to link volunteers and partners, which enhances the performance of social responsibility.
