In Gaza's collapsing health system, the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement provides urgent care. Hear powerful personal stories ...

We can support you if you've been affected by the crisis in Ukraine and have come to the UK. Search for a Red Cross refugee service near you.

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Reaching out to others may feel like a challenge at times and knowing where to look for advice is sometimes difficult. Explore our wellbeing resources to learn ...

For months, the humanitarian situation in Gaza has grown more desperate by the day. Since 2023, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has distributed more than 1.6 million emergency relief items ...

We help people in crisis in the UK and around the world. Support us by donating to a specific appeal or our general fund. 66p is spent helping people in crisis. This includes emergency response, ...

This page is available in other languages. The British Red Cross is the UK's largest independent provider of services and support for refugees and people seeking asylum. We help refugees from all ...

Information and help for refugees that want to bring loved ones to the UK. Visa applications to be reunited with your family are handled by the UK Home Office. We can help you understand how to apply ...

Get help from the British Red Cross. We’re here to provide practical, local and emotional support – whoever and wherever you are. Our humanitarian movement helps people most in need in the UK and 190 ...

A framework for strengthening commissioning and provision of healthcare services for people seeking asylum. Our report, Delivering with dignity: A framework for strengthening commissioning and ...

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Ahead of the next general election, over one hundred sector organisations have come together to develop a new Call to Action for a future government to tackle loneliness and build community. In our ...

On 10 September 2023, unprecedented flooding in Libya was caused by Storm Daniel and the collapse of two dams near the city of Derna. Five thousand people are believed to have died, with a further ...