I already have a place at the event but would like to run for the British Red Cross. Can I still join the team? Absolutely! If you have a place already at the event, you can still register to join ...

The majority of the artworks in the British Red Cross museum collection are by women. Their works capture the contributions of humanitarian workers and offer poignant glimpses into the human ...

International humanitarian law (IHL), is also known as the law of war or the law of armed conflict. IHL is a set of rules which seek – for humanitarian reasons – to limit the effects of armed conflict ...

A programme run by the Palestine Red Crescent Society, supported by the British Red Cross, is bringing joy to children in Gaza through football. Local children gather at the Palestine Red Crescent ...

1. Let them know that you are here to help and support them. You might want to give them a hug, but that might not be the most appropriate response if you don’t know them. It might be tempting to tell ...

1. If the person is responsive, find out what they have taken, when they took it and how much they took. The emergency services will want to know this information. 2. Call 999. The substance could be ...

Make a difference in your local community through a volunteer role. Develop new skills, meet like-minded people and make a meaningful impact. Volunteering with the British Red Cross is an opportunity ...

From the UK to the Middle East, people urgently need us right now. With your support we can provide vital help where it's needed most. supported worldwide with life‑saving humanitarian assistance.

The red cross emblem is an international symbol of neutrality and protection during armed conflicts. Used by military medical personnel and authorised humanitarian workers to safeguard the wounded and ...