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.
Less than a week after doing a Red Cross first aid course, Aucklander Nicole Quinton used her skills to help save a man at the airport.
Six years ago, Nia Suez was struggling to find a volunteer position that inspired her. After some time trying to find a volunteering role that was the right fit, she came across the Frankton Red Cross shop.
From unspeakable horror, to safety.
Having a disability doesn’t have to mean missing out on experiences like working, volunteering, or having hobbies.
Refugee support volunteer Danny gained a new outlook on his own family history when he volunteered with Red Cross.
A group of former refugees has received a traditional Maori welcome as they resettle in the City of Sails.
Thirteen-year-old Amy talks about using her first aid skills to help save a life at a car crash.
This World First Aid Day, Red Cross is calling on Kiwis to learn lifesaving skills to keep themselves, their families and their communities safe.
A new collaboration between Red Cross and Plunket is giving young babysitters the essential skills to act in an emergency.
He’d been accidentally kicked in the head during a ruck – it looked serious. He lay there in the mud, motionless, with his eyes rolled back in his head.
Anyone can understand the grief and desolation felt when a loved one dies. But what about the hurt and uncertainty when somebody disappears?
