Read stories about New Zealand Red Cross and the work that we do, at home and abroad.
New Zealand Red Cross is pleased to hear that the new government’s policy is to double New Zealand’s refugee quota, and the organisation is urging that the change be implemented swiftly.
Three women from Afghanistan are reaching their goals with help from Red Cross Pathways to Employment.
Thousands of dedicated Kiwis make up our Red Cross whānau. Refugee driving mentor Ross Cullen, of Nelson, is one of them. He talks about his work with Red Cross.
Red Cross Shops in Nelson have stepped in to lend a helping hand to former refugees in the region.
Heather Colling’s dedication to refugee resettlement has spanned more than a decade and 16 families.
It's been a difficult journey for Nabila and her children to find safety in New Zealand. Now the family is happy to be living in Palmerston North.
A Red Cross initiative in Dunedin is providing teenager from refugee backgrounds with one-on-one homework support.
Sayed Ali Karam Jawhary has been practising calligraphy for over 25 years, Communications advisor, Gemma Snowdon, went to find out more about how the art form has become part of his identity.
Southlanders are putting up their hands to support and welcome people from refugee backgrounds, ahead of the first families arriving in Invercargill later this year.
New Zealand Red Cross is celebrating the contribution former refugees have made to their new communities this World Refugee Day and appealing for more to be done to address the global humanitarian crisis.
A new initiative in Wellington is connecting the community through food.
A father, poet, and teacher, Yousef Mazraeh is proud to call himself a Kiwi.
