British Red Cross

The British Red Cross Society represents the UK's part of the global humanitarian network known as the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Established in 1870, this registered charity boasts over 17,200 volunteers and 3,400 staff members. Their primary mission is to assist individuals in crisis situations, whether in the UK or abroad. The Red Cross is dedicated to offering support to everyone in need, without bias related to ethnicity, nationality, political views, or religion. Until her passing on September 8, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II served as the society's patron.

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Ethical and Charitable Christmas gifts | British Red Cross

Dec 3, 2024 | redcross.org.uk

This year, buy ethical, charitable Christmas gifts that give back when you try Christmas shopping with the British Red Cross.
Storm Kathleen yellow weather warning: prepare for strong winds

Apr 6, 2024 | redcross.org.uk

Storm Kathleen is forecast to bring strong winds to the UK as a yellow weather warning is issued for 6 April 2024. Find out how to prepare for a storm.
Five things women want to change about the UK asylum system

Mar 22, 2024 | redcross.org.uk

Women going through the asylum system share their thoughts on how it can be improved.
What is food insecurity and why it is a threat? | British Red Cross

Dec 8, 2023 | redcross.org.uk

Understand more about food insecurity, how it's linked to famine, its causes, and how it's impacting millions of people across Africa.
Africa Hunger Crisis: more than 140 million facing hunger

Dec 7, 2023 | redcross.org.uk

Learn how soaring food prices, conflict and climate change are causing millions of people in African to suffer from extreme hunger.
Students: are you sure that's freshers flu and not meningitis?

Sep 25, 2023 | redcross.org.uk

Make sure you can tell the difference with this guidance from the British Red Cross, so that you can stay safe and help a friend if they start to feel unwell.
Mothers of Zimbabwe growing food despite climate crisis

Jun 3, 2023 | redcross.org.uk | JB Gill

The garden is located in Chibuwe Health Clinic in south-eastern Zimbabwe. It is tended largely by pregnant women and new mothers like Lucky, who visit the clinic for pre-natal and post-partum care. The garden was started several years ago as part of a larger initiative by the Zimbabwe Red Cross and the British Red Cross, after health workers at the clinic witnessed worsening nutrition levels among women and children.
Coronavirus Global humanity is more important than ever

May 24, 2023 | redcross.org.uk | Alexander Matheou

As the British Red Cross, we are working around the clock to support the NHS and assist the most vulnerable here in the UK. We will also take part in delivering assistance as part of our global humanitarian mandate to help the world’s most vulnerable communities.
British Red Cross CEO Mike Adamson on coronavirus

May 24, 2023 | redcross.org.uk | Mike Adamson
How trafficking and modern slavery victims are being failed

May 23, 2023 | redcross.org.uk | Naomi R. Phillips

A year of support for trafficked peopleAccording to our recent report Hope for the Future, those without UK or EU nationality are being placed at the biggest risk. Even after the Home Office has recognised that they have been trafficked, they have no automatic right to stay in the UK, even for a short time, As a result, they can’t get the help that they need to recover and avoid further exploitation – crucial things like healthcare, secure accommodation and mental health treatment.