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 ...

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 ...

In this report, we evidence that high intensity use of A&E is fundamentally a health inequalities issue. Our new report, Nowhere else to turn: exploring high intensity use of accident and emergency ...

1. Is current international law on the right to claim asylum important? The UN drew up international laws on this after the Second World War. The 1951 Refugee Convention protects people fleeing ...

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 ...

Whether you donate to a cause or donate your time, your support helps our emergency responders be there for everyone, everywhere. Humanity is at the heart of what we do. We couldn't provide our ...

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 ...

Choose the type of support you need. Find out how the organisations can help you and their contact information. Telephone calls are free if you're calling from within the UK unless otherwise indicated ...

Download our free self-kindness toolkit to help boost your wellbeing. Taking care of your wellbeing is important when supporting yourself and others. Not only is it good for your everyday health, it ...

The four Geneva Conventions, agreed by every country, set out how soldiers and civilians should be treated in war. The Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols form the basis of modern ...

Frequent attendance at A&E – when a person goes to A&E five times or more in a year – is often because someone desperately needs help and care yet they have nowhere else to turn. Unmet social, ...

The British Red Cross is here for humanity in the hardest moments. Whether people’s lives have been turned upside down by conflict, destroyed by earthquakes or disrupted by flooding, we're here to ...