Read stories about New Zealand Red Cross and the work that we do, at home and abroad.
How one opportunity helped create a brighter future for one former refugee in New Zealand.
Landing a job as a florist has been a dream come true for one former refugee from Afghanistan.
A new project is helping the environment and the community by turning used coffee sacks into reusable shopping bags.
Mohammad Ali is Palestinian and came to New Zealand in 2016 as a refugee. Now he's working with Dunedin Housing Maintenance Contractors, a job he found with help from our Pathways to Employment programme.
Pee Htoo is building a new future for himself through a job at GJ Gardner which he found with help from our Pathways to Employment programme.
A part-time job in a Dunedin kebab shop is helping two Palestinian brothers support their study.
Teenagers from a refugee background have been finding valuable training opportunities through McDonalds.
A former refugee from Nepal has been making a difference in her role with Spotless at the Palmerston North Hospital.
A former refugee’s job as a bike mechanic is allowing him to follow his passion.
From living in a refugee camp to a Christchurch community support worker, Girdhari Kadariya has had an incredible journey to get where he is.
A youth mentoring programme in Hamilton is providing young people from refugee backgrounds with the tools they need to succeed.
After arriving in New Zealand in 2003, Amina Ismail has worked hard for her success with help from Red Cross Pathways to Employment.
