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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.

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Bimala Bhujel at Palmerston North Hospital
12 January 2018

Valuing new opportunities

A former refugee from Nepal has been making a difference in her role with Spotless at the Palmerston North Hospital.

12 year old Molly Rochford and 13 year old Te Bell, two of the many students of Heaton Normal Intermediate school who made a korowai.
14 December 2017

The art of wellbeing

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.

Volunteer Tineke van der Walle
11 December 2017

Volunteer spotlight: Tineke van der Walle

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.

Gift
11 December 2017

Give for good

There are plenty of ways you can spread the Christmas cheer and make a meaningful difference this year with Red Cross.

Community transport passengers in Christchurch
29 November 2017

Keeping communities moving

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.

Door-knocking team prepares to head out
13 November 2017

Supporting shaken communities, one year on

A year after a severe earthquake hit central New Zealand, Red Cross continues to support communities still dealing with the impact of the quake.

Sweeney family in Seddon
13 November 2017

Creating closer connections

The Sweeney family was affected by the November 2016 earthquake and believes the experiences has brought them closer together.

Rawson kids in Kaikoura
10 November 2017

Reconnecting Kaikoura

At 12.02am on 14 November 2016 a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked New Zealand. The seaside town of Kaikoura was cut off entirely, separating people from their families, support systems, and places of work. One year on, residents are continuing to deal with the physical and psychological effects.

Alison Maccoll from Red Cross and Betty Chapman from Wainoni-Avonside Community Services Trust
30 October 2017

Growing a resilient community

Say ‘Christchurch red zone’ and many people picture a ghost town. In fact, while many of the houses have been demolished, these days the area is looking green and hosts a community initiative that is bringing some light into locals’ lives.

Wellington arrival day
25 October 2017

Red Cross urges action on doubling refugee quota

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.

Marion and Keith Jensen
20 October 2017

Volunteering a family affair

A Palmerston North couple have been delivering Meals on Wheels together for decades.

NZ Post bike
20 October 2017

Cycling toward success

A former refugee’s job as a bike mechanic is allowing him to follow his passion.


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