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A proud Bidjara Juggera man, volunteer Anthony and Buddy, his loyal assistance dog, offered psychological first aid to those affected by Cyclone Alfred.

Recovery after a disaster is about more than rebuilding – it involves restoring hope, stability, and emotional resilience.

Andrew Nayo, a leader in Vanuatu, shares the devastating impact of a massive earthquake on his community and the challenges they faced in recovering.

The power of community shines through in Lismore in the wake of a cyclone and devastating flooding.

3 ways businesses can upskill in international humanitarian law in 2025.

We’re teaming up with Sweltering Cities, organisations, experts, and others across Australia to launch the first-ever Australian Extreme Heat Awareness Day on 5 February 2025.

A returning delegate shares a powerful firsthand account the challenges of delivering humanitarian aid in a conflict zone.

In October 2024 Movement and government representatives from across the globe gathered for the International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (International Conference), a pivotal event hosted every four years.

PNG Red Cross has been recognised on the global stage for their Restoring Family Links work.

Many of us assume modern slavery in Australia operates in the shadows, hidden away behind closed doors, orchestrated by a criminal underworld that everyday Australians do not engage with. But the reality is this crime often unfolds under our noses in plain sight.

An update on how all parts of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, including Australian Red Cross, are responding to the humanitarian crisis.

The Restoring Family Links program helps people find family members who are missing due to conflict, disaster or migration.

After receiving a call-up, Australian Red Cross delegate Mark Myerson was one of several aid workers tasked with building a field hospital in Rafah.

On 13 August, landmarks across Australia are turning red to shine a light on 110 years of Australian Red Cross.

Connected Women’s Joy of Many Colours Festival is an annual celebration of the vibrant tapestry of cultures that collectively shape our communities.

Harnessing the collective strength of our communities to build a brighter, more equitable future for all.

A former journalist who escaped danger in Africa and sought safety in Australia shares her story to help others understand what drives people to seek asylum.

Play your part in building a more welcoming Australia for refugees.

Thanks to our generous donors our teams are on call, ready to help 24/7, 365 days a year.

Two years after devastating storms and floods hit Queensland and New South Wales, the work of recovery continues.

Australian Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal two-year impact report.

The generosity of our donors puts our people on the ground where it’s needed most.

From heartbreak to healing: Türkiye Syria Earthquakes Appeal 12 month impact report

When Priscilla had to leave her home in Ballina, NSW, as floodwaters rose, Red Cross was there for her.