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.
New arrivals to Nelson have been getting involved with local community group Keep Richmond beautiful, helping to preserve and protect their new home.
There are open roads ahead for the 25 recent graduates of the Red Cross drivers training programme in Dunedin.
Disaster Welfare and Support teams in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty have been busy, distributing Grab and Go packs and checking in on households in flood-affected areas.
New Zealand Red Cross’ next generation of good people doing good things are successfully juggling study with running Red Cross university groups.
Story by Andrew Jiang, member of the newly established New Zealand Red Cross group at Auckland University.
The Annual Hamilton Book Fair has come around again, this year raising $46,000 toward the work of New Zealand Red Cross in the region.
A community project is helping former refugees ease into life in their new New Zealand homes.
From WWII to the November 2016 earthquake, Red Cross has been there for this family for decades.
A Culverden community member has been introduced to Red Cross' work in her local community following the November 2016 earthquake.
A connection with Red Cross has helped a business in Nelson find a new approach to hiring staff.
From a refugee camp to working for a Nelson business, life has changed dramatically for Naw Ellis over the past two years.
A small idea has created a whole new sense of community in a rural New Zealand town.
