After her historic Top 20 placement at the 72nd Miss World Festival and a Top 5 finish among African delegates, Miss World Tunisia continues her commitment to BWAP through a day of education, environmental action, and winter aid.

Reigning Miss World Tunisia, Lamis Redissi, took part in the “Winter Warmth” initiative, a community-focused event dedicated to supporting children during the colder months. The program combined educational activities with humanitarian assistance, creating a day centered on care, learning, and shared experiences.
Children participated in oral hygiene awareness sessions aimed at promoting healthy habits from an early age. The initiative also included tree-planting activities designed to teach environmental responsibility, alongside interactive games and creative workshops that encouraged teamwork and personal development.

As part of the outreach effort, warm clothing, heaters, snacks, and sweets were distributed to help families cope with winter conditions. The event provided both practical support and moments of joy for the children involved.
Redissi spent time engaging directly with the participants, offering encouragement and emphasizing the importance of education, kindness, and community solidarity.




