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.
A Red Cross initiative is teaching young kids how to stay safe in an emergency and introducing them to basic first aid messages.
Red Cross Recovery Matters workshops have been offered around Marlborough and Canterbury as part of the recovery process for the community. Read how it's helped the students at one community college.
Sharif King fled his Syrian home in 2014 as a result of the war. He became a refugee in Lebanon where he began his musical career, using it as a way to express his feelings.
A Meals on Wheels volunteer in Christchurch is making sure he delivers a friendly smile and conversation with every meal.
A former refugee in Wellington is giving back to the community through his passion for painting.
Red Cross is helping young Kiwis gain confidence, build skills and develop leadership and teamwork.
Red Cross is helping primary school children in Hawke’s Bay get good and ready for emergencies.
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.
From a whole section of books getting drenched by heavy rain, to customers with colourful choices in putting together book collections, Philippa Robertson has had plenty of experiences over her years as a Hamilton book fair volunteer.
A new employment mentoring programme in Auckland is matching qualified Kiwis with some of our newest residents to support their employment journey.
Red Cross Shops in Nelson have stepped in to lend a helping hand to former refugees in the region.
One little shop, so many stories — that’s how volunteer June Hansen describes the Red Cross Shop in Whangarei.
