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Make a difference in local, national and global communities.

Young people are an important part of Red Cross. Around 10,000 young Australians are participating in programs and projects that are making a real contribution to communities here and overseas. Be part of Red Cross Youth!

Youth on the Move: Red Cross World Youth Meeting

Solferino, Italy 23-28 June 2009

Follow our four youth delegates as they represent Australian Red Cross and share ideas for working with vulnerable people.

Find out more and get involved

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    Elderly get company from a homeschool in WA
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    Get ready activity book helps children learn the four steps of emergency preparedness
    Growing for learning in Tasmania as part of Y Challenge

 
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  About Red Cross Youth
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Young people can and do make a positive difference to communities
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Exploring humanitarian issues through interactive presentations
China Disaster Preparedness Project 2008-09 International Youth Project China Disaster Preparedness
This year's International Youth Project, in conjunction with the Overseas Support Group, is raising awareness and funds for small villages in Guangxi.
Resources for children
Make sure your children are prepared for emergencies with our 'get ready' booklet or help children cope following an emergency with our 'after the emergency' booklet.
Coles' support helps kids
A big 'thank you' to Coles for donating $250,000 in support of the Good Start Breakfast Club.
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save-a-mate develops young people's skills to look after themselves and provide support to their peers by delivering education, training, first aid services and support on health issues, in particular alcohol and other drug use and mental health
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