Actor Joely Richardson praised British Red Cross emergency response volunteers after meeting families who lost everything after extreme weather in Storm Eowyn. The British Red Cross is thrilled to ...

Get help with the British Red Cross. We provide practical, local and emotional support to people around the UK. We’re able to provide services designed to help people most in need in the UK.

Our teams are on the ground responding right now, but the humanitarian needs are growing by the day.

Update: A ceasefire agreement came into place on 19 January 2025. Since then, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has facilitated the return of 18 hostages and 583 Palestinian ...

A guide to supporting your students as they discuss sensitive or challenging content. This guidance and activity document will help you create a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment.

Time: to call 999. Strokes usually happen because of a blockage of the blood supply to the brain. This damages part of the brain, which can affect people’s appearance, bodily functions, speech and ...

The Red Cross provides international aid to help people around the world in emergencies and support refugees and survivors of trafficking, and those facing chronic hunger. In Gaza and the West Bank, ...

We help people in crisis in the UK and around the world. Support us by donating to a specific appeal or our general fund. 65p is spent helping people in crisis. This includes emergency response, ...

Get active. Go fundraising. Have fun. There are many ways you can help raise money for people in crisis.

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Reaching out to others may feel like a challenge at times and knowing where to look for advice is sometimes difficult. Explore our wellbeing resources to learn ...

Our report is an exploration of loneliness among people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (B.A.M.E.) backgrounds. When we feel we belong, we feel less alone. Feeling valued, included, safe and ...

This kindness pack includes activities for KS2 and KS3 children around kindness, coping, recognising feelings, and learning new skills. Being kind not only supports others it helps us feel good too.