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

Get help with the British Red Cross. We provide practical, local and emotional support to people around the UK. We’re able to provide services designed to help people most in need in the UK.

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 ...

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.

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 evidence to raise awareness or help ...

The Red Cross provides international aid to help people around the world in emergencies and support refugees and survivors of trafficking, and those facing chronic hunger. In Gaza and the West Bank, ...

The British Red Cross has been helping millions of people in the UK and around the world get the support they need when crisis strikes.

A small act of kindness can change someone’s life. Kindness comes in many forms, and there’s something every single one of us can do to help. Join the movement and see the difference your kindness can ...

Whether you donate to a cause or donate your time, your kindness helps our emergency responders be there for people who need it most. Connected communities and human kindness is at the heart of what ...

Get advice for emergencies like flooding, storms and fires. Learn what to do before, during and after an emergency. While we can't control when emergencies happen, we can prepare for them and seek ...

Since the devastating attacks in Israel on 7 October 2023, conflict has escalated in Gaza, with a surge in fighting in the West Bank. This has led to an increase in civilian casualties and thousands ...

When a person is recognised as a refugee in the UK, they have just 28 days to avoid homelessness and destitution. For many, 28 days is not long enough. In December 2018, we published a report showing ...