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Publications
Browse our publications to find out more about us and our work.
RED, New Zealand Red Cross' magazine
Annual reports
Guide for New Zealand MPs and Government
This guide aims to familiarise MPs and government officials with the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Guide to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
Strategy
Our strategic documents outline our long-term direction and vision.
International Strategy 2015-2018
Havelock North gastroenteritis outbreak
When a gastro outbreak swept through Havelock North in August 2016, Red Cross was there to help. Here's how our team supported Havelock North.
Cyclone Winston
In February 2016, Tropical Cyclone Winston hit Fiji, wiping out entire villages and destroying homes, schools and livelihoods. Here's how Red Cross has been helping.
Cyclone Pam
Tropical Cyclone Pam tore through Vanuatu in March 2015, destroying homes and causing extensive damage to the environment. Here's an update on our activities in the region.
October 2015 - Cyclone Pam update
Nepal Earthquake
Red Cross has worked to help communities in Nepal recover from the earthquakes in April 2015. Here's an update on our activities so far.
August 2015 - Nepal earthquake response
Refugee resettlement reports
Refugee Health and Wellbeing Project report
Refugee Youth Resettlement report
Centenary
We're celebrating 100 years of caring in New Zealand. Order Margaret Tennant's book celebrating our history.
Order "Across the Street, Across the World"
Brand Standards
The red cross emblem is an international symbol protected by law and is part of the Geneva Conventions. In New Zealand, the Minister of Defence must give authority for its use. Apart from the New Zealand Defence Force, only New Zealand Red Cross has permission to use it in New Zealand.
Our Brand Standards provide more information around this, how the emblem is to be used as part of our logo, how the logo must be represented, our fonts and colours, examples and guidelines on our visual representation for vehicles, buildings, uniforms and promotional material.
