This month will mark four years since the escalation of conflict in Ukraine. Since February 2022, each day has brought devastating consequences to millions of families across Ukraine and the wider ...

Reports, research and evaluations The British Red Cross carries out research to support our work to speak up for changes that we believe are necessary. We are politically neutral. We present this ...

Helping someone who's been stabbed is actually straightforward. Just follow these steps and you could save someone's life. Three simple steps to help someone who's been stabbed: Put pressure on the ...

The British Red Cross offers first aid training across the UK at more than 150 venues. We can even come to you if you have a group of up to 12 people. See all our first aid training venues. If you're ...

Our report explores food insecurity in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic. Our report, Access to food in emergencies: learning from Covid-19, explores food insecurity during the coronavirus ...

Get active. Go fundraising. Have fun. There are many ways you can help raise money for people in crisis.

Millions of people have had a Covid-19 vaccine since the pandemic started. It's thought that the vaccines have saved countless lives around the world. The majority of people in the UK have now had ...

Being kind not only supports others it helps us feel good too. Kindness makes challenges easier to cope with and improves wellbeing. This engaging activity pack helps ...

Sometimes people need help at home. This could be help after a hospital stay or at other times. People who need our health and care services can access some of them directly. For some services, a ...

Choose a specific country or fund to donate to. Give once or monthly to support people in crisis. This page helps you find the appeal or fund you'd like to donate to. Whether it’s supporting a ...

Our report, Delivering with dignity: A framework for strengthening commissioning and provision of healthcare services for people seeking asylum (PDF), finds that people seeking asylum in England often ...

People need us right now and we need you. With your support we can provide vital help when disaster strikes.