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Disaster management

Whakahaerenga aituā

Disasters don't discriminate - they can happen at any time, anywhere, and affect anyone. When disaster strikes we provide assistance where it's needed.

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Preparing for an emergency

Take steps now to help lessen the effect of an emergency or disaster on you and your family. Here's what you can do.

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How we respond to emergencies and disasters

When disaster strikes in New Zealand we're ready to go. We provide assistance and support to help communities.

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How we help communities recover from disaster

First in, last out. We are committed to helping people recover from emergencies.

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Join our Disaster Welfare and Support Team

Find out how you can become a Disaster Welfare and Support volunteer.

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The Hazard App is a vital tool to help you through emergencies and get disaster alerts.

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Donating during emergencies

To make a lasting difference in communities, we ask people to donate money instead of goods. Here's why.

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Kiri and the Emergency (Kids first aid in Canterbury)

A picture book and videos build children's understanding of danger and what to do in an emergency.

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Bounce - a youth project

bounce.org.nz helps young people to live life well.

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Financing community resilience - a handbook

This handbook provides a guide for cash transfers in future post-disaster response and recovery programmes.

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Canterbury recovery programme

Six years after the Canterbury earthquakes, we're assessing our contribution to the recovery efforts, while continuing to work alongside Cantabrians who need our help.

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Hazard App FAQs

Find out how to set up the Hazard App on your smartphone, to get the alerts you want. Set-up instructions are provided for Android and iPhone users.

Recent stories

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Red Cross unloads relief supplies to help cyclone-hit communities.
7 December 2017

The second disaster

When a cyclone hits the Pacific, Kiwis are always keen to help. However, sending goods to affected communities can slow down relief efforts.

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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.

Naimullah and family in Myanmar
2 November 2017

People in urgent need of life-saving aid after walking for days to reach safety

Red Cross is providing food, water, shelter and medical treatment to hundreds of thousands of people living in makeshift border camps after fleeing violence in Myanmar. 


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