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Refugee woman getting friendly advice from a volunteer 1 © Layton Thompson Refugee finds hope and support with the Red Cross
(28 March 2008)
After fleeing torture and persecution in Eritrea, refugee Alia is building a new life in the UK with the help of the Red Cross.
Young volunteer Matthew Tyldsley Young volunteers show the way
(18 March 2008)
More than ten per cent of Red Cross volunteers – around 3,000 – are young people. Recent recruit Matthew Tyldsley, 17, talks about what first drew him to the Red Cross and how he has enjoyed the experience.
A care in the home volunteer helps a man in his kitchen 2 © Layton Thompson/British Red Cross Volunteers provide care in the home
(18 March 2008)
After years spent serving his country, retired SAS soldier Charles had hit a downward spiral, suffering medical problems and becoming socially withdrawn. But things soon changed for the better when someone referred him to the Red Cross.
ER volunteers in action at night 3 © Layton Thompson Volunteers respond to emergency bomb alert
(14 March 2008)
Volunteers were called out to help when the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb in Coventry led to the emergency evacuation of 300 local residents.
FESS volunteer comforts woman Volunteers help as severe weather hits the UK
(10 March 2008)
As severe gales and brutal storms batter parts of the UK, Red Cross volunteers are on standby to help across the UK.
Collector outside Tesco store 4 © Layton Thompson/BRC Tesco raises over £4.4 million for British Red Cross UK services
(10 March 2008)
Tesco’s 2007 Charity of the Year partnership has raised £4,428,000 for British Red Cross services in the UK.
Konnie Huq and young friend give first aid 5 © Alex Maguire Road safety campaign is first aid success
(07 March 2008)
Following the massive success of the British Red Cross’ recent Don’t be a Bystander road safety campaign, sponsor Toyota has pledged to support a new campaign over the next three years.
Parjeet Rai laughs with her project manager, Sarah Why I volunteer
(03 March 2008)
According to recent graduate Parjeet Rai, volunteering with the British Red Cross is one of the best decisions she had ever made. Find out why.
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