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    A successful fund-raising event starts with you

    One donation might not go far, but together with thousands of others you have the power to make a real difference to those in need. Red Cross calls this collective power 'The Power of Humanity' with many fund-raising events planned from March until World Red Cross Day (8th May).
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    Commit to changing lives in 2010

    Support Red Cross each month and see how your support transforms the lives of people in need.
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    Every day is a disaster for someone

    Disasters come in many forms. With your support today, Red Cross will always be there to help.
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    Everyone Belongs!

    Celebrate Harmony Day in your school and community with our free
    Y Challenge celebrating diversity resources. Be in the running for some great prizes by entering your activity or event for a Red Cross Harmony Day award.


       The Power of Humanity and Red Cross Calling
Be part of The Power of Humanity or Red Cross Calling – and help support those in need. Red Cross Calling is our traditional door knock for donations to support our everyday work in Australia and Asia Pacific. This year, in an effort to make more of every donation go where it’s needed most, we’re making it part of a range of events that form part of The Power of Humanity campaign. Because of this, your support is needed now more than ever but in some new and different ways.

       Make 2010 the year you commit to changing lives
Support Red Cross each month and see the difference you can make to people in need.

       Queensland Floods: Red Cross relief efforts continue
Red Cross response shifting to recovery in flood-affected communities.

       Chile earthquake and tsunami 2010
The global Red Cross response continues in Chile following a massive earthquake near the city of Concepción. Local and international Red Cross staff and volunteers are providing relief in the most needed areas.

       Taking the laws of war to the street
Red Cross reveals three vital ways the laws of war are working to protect people in times of conflict.

 

Red Cross relief efforts ongoing in Haiti 
Local and international Red Cross staff and volunteers are providing relief in the most needed areas. Watch an interview with one of our recently returned aid workers.


 Shop with us and make a world of difference Shop with us and make a world of difference
Purchase any item from our humanity range, warm fuzzy or 2009 card and gift catalogue and you will also be supporting the work of Red Cross.

Working overseas with Australian Red Cross
We regularly advertise on this website for people seeking to undertake training as International Aid Workers. Profiles advertised and selected will vary depending on need. CVs and applications are only accepted during the advertised recruitment.



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Latest news

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Sound Relief DVD supports vital work of Red Cross (11/03/10) 

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Queensland Floods 2010: Red Cross relief efforts continue (10/3/10)

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Celebrate Diversity on Harmony Day (9/3/10) 

 



Donate to where it's needed most
Choose 'where it's needed' and your donation will help the most disadvantaged people in the most disadvantaged communities.
After the Emergency After the emergency
A site for young people who have been through an emergency. Order an MP3 player or download audio of interviews, music and recovery tips. See video from people who have experienced emergencies and share your own story to help others.
Commemorating the Victorian Bushfires Victorian Bushfires 2009 : One Year On
One year on from the devastating bushfires that swept across Victoria in early 2009, Red Cross is marking the first anniversary. Join us.
the Humanitarian magazine the Humanitarian
Issue 11, January 2010. Cover story: Climate change refugees
New direction for Red Cross services
Fundamental Principles
In all activities our volunteers and staff are guided by the 7 Fundamental Principles of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
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