Read stories about the work that we do in New Zealand. Our members, volunteers and the people that we help all have a unique story to tell.
Former refugee brothers from Afghanistan have been showing off their talents at a New Zealand cricket club.
Red Cross is helping former refugees form closer connections and address social isolation through a cooking group.
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.
Red Cross is encouraging Kiwis to get involved in their communities to better prepare for emergencies.
It’s been a decade since New Zealand began resettling refugees from Colombia. Over the past 10 years we’ve welcomed more than 800 people into communities around New Zealand.
A former refugee from Nepal has been making a difference in her role with Spotless at the Palmerston North Hospital.
A prestigious city art gallery is not where most people would expect to find Red Cross volunteers. However on 8 December that was exactly where volunteers from Bounce, a Red Cross youth-led wellbeing project, were taking their message to the community.
Thousands of dedicated Kiwis make up our New Zealand Red Cross whānau. Meals on Wheels driver Tineke van der Walle, of Auckland, is one of them. She talks about her work with Red Cross.
There are plenty of ways you can spread the Christmas cheer and make a meaningful difference this year with Red Cross.
Christchurch’s Eastgate mall isn’t even open yet, but on a first floor office in “The Loft” above the shops, Red Cross Community Transport drivers are already gathered to pick up their schedules. Before the mall opens, they are all on the road.
