Building resilience in the face of loss
South Australia’s destructive algal bloom highlights the need for greater community support in times of crisis.
The power of belonging
When Shahab arrived in Australia as a refugee, he never could have predicted that one day, he’d be working for the very organisation that helped him and his family to settle into their new country: Australian Red Cross. Here, he shares his story.
Scenes from a Red Cross Field Hospital
Australian Red Cross delegate JP Miller speaks to the realities—and risks—of nursing in conflict at a time when the dangers facing humanitarian workers have never been greater.
Cyclone Alfred Floods – Six-Month Impact & Recovery Update
Six months on, we remain committed to supporting communities as they recover and rebuild.
Uber x Australian Red Cross Clothing Drive
The 2025 Uber x Red Cross Clothing Drive event has now finished. A huge thanks to the generosity of everyone who donated this year.
Don’t think it can’t happen to you. Emergencies can happen to anyone.
This EmergencyRedi Week we urge all Australians to take action and get prepared for extreme weather events and emergencies before it happens. Australian Red Cross National Resilience Director, Nichola Krey, shares her thoughts as we launch this year's EmergencyRedi Week.
Celebrating community resilience in Bairnsdale
Australian Red Cross and Ford Family Resilience Day
WEO: When a map becomes a mirror
What the Dargo pilot taught us about co-design, trust and climate tech.
Creating meaningful connections across generations
Australian Red Cross volunteer visitors Willy and Yuly bring brightness and companionship to the days of Brian and Judy, an elderly couple living in regional South Australia.
In communities across Australia, being prepared for disaster can save lives
Northern Rivers' Rock Valley Community-led Resilience Team helped rescue a man from floodwaters during Cyclone Alfred in February 2025.
The power of connection
At Australian Red Cross, building meaningful connections is at the heart of everything we do.
Building connection while learning new skills
Through the Aged Care Visiting Scheme at Australian Red Cross, volunteer Nguyen was connected with 87-year-old Kim, who was looking for someone to spend time with, as well as to learn IT skills from.
Helping people like Ali to reconnect with his son
After 11 years apart – and fearing the worst – Australian Red Cross’ Restoring Family Links service was able to reconnect a father with his lost son.
Right now, promoting respect for international humanitarian law is critical
Humanitarian aid workers like Australian Red Cross delegate JP Miller rely on international humanitarian law for protection when deploying into conflict zones.
Stronger together
How Community-led Resilience Teams are changing the way communities prepare for disasters.
Anthony and Buddy: community, care and cultural connection in emergencies
A proud Bidjara Juggera man, volunteer Anthony and Buddy, his loyal assistance dog, offered psychological first aid to people affected by Cyclone Alfred.
National Volunteer Week
'Connecting Communities' with Australian Red Cross Volunteer, Colin.
Finding warmth after two disasters
The power of community shines through in Lismore in the wake of a cyclone and devastating flooding.
Serving communities with care
Recovery after a disaster is about more than rebuilding – it involves restoring hope, stability, and emotional resilience.
How locals led the recovery from the Vanuatu earthquake
Andrew Nayo, a leader in Vanuatu, shares the devastating impact of a massive earthquake on his community and the challenges they faced in recovering.
Helping 100,000 kids get disaster ready
Australian Red Cross Pillowcase Workshops mark 10 years.
Red Cross pays our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander custodians of the country where we work, and to Elders, past, present and emerging.
Learn about our Reconciliation Action Plan and how we can all make reconciliation real.
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