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A woman's silhouette on a sunset backdrop Refugee helped by Red Cross support worker
(31 July 2008)
Shamsi, a 60-year-old Iranian, came to settle in the UK with her daughter four years ago. As she did not speak any English, it was necessary for Shamsi to enlist the help of the British Red Cross and their multilingual team of support workers.
Robert and Susan Tribble outside their rebuilt home Fire victims become dedicated volunteers
(31 July 2008)
A couple, whose home was destroyed by fire almost seven years ago, have become dedicated volunteers of the British Red Cross.
Bill Burton at the British Red Cross branch in Shrewsbury Heart attack victim becomes transport service volunteer
(31 July 2008)
When Bill, who cares for his disabled wife, had a heart attack, the Red Cross helped him out. To show his gratitude, he became a volunteer with the transport service.
Ursula Fenton at her Derby home Sisters reunited after 50 years
(30 July 2008)
Two sisters who were separated for almost fifty years have been reunited with the help of the British Red Cross’ international tracing and message service.
Flood - wellies wading through the floodwater Red Cross to the rescue on one of hottest days of the year
(28 July 2008)
A burst water main left around 15,000 properties in south London without water and electricity yesterday, one of the hottest days of the year.
Young man bandaging young woman's head First aid ignorance putting young lives at risk
(28 July 2008)
Following a number of recent stabbings in London, a British Red Cross survey shows young people are unaware of fundamental first aid techniques to help them tackle street violence.
Football Legends managers Graeme Souness and Peter Reid Sheffield United fundraise for China Earthquake Appeal
(25 July 2008)
Football team Sheffield United will get at least one great result this summer – helping the British Red Cross raise funds for its China Earthquake Appeal.
ER volunteers in action at night Volunteers help after dramatic cottage blaze
(24 July 2008)
Five volunteers raced to help at the scene of a devastating fire after a neighbour dramatically rescued a trapped woman from her burning home.
Tracy Ryan, care in the home volunteer Tracy’s volunteering helps her career prospects
(24 July 2008)
Whenever full-time worker and mum of two Tracy gets a spare moment, she doesn’t just put her feet up – instead she spends her time caring for vulnerable people with the British Red Cross.
Red Cross staff with Floods Recovery Minister John Healey (centre) Praise for Red Cross at Downing Street reception
(18 July 2008)
British Red Cross staff and volunteers were praised for their efforts in responding to last summer’s floods, at a reception hosted by Floods Recovery Minister John Healey.
Bride holding bouquet Wedding dresses a success at charity shop
(18 July 2008)
An anonymous donor gave 50 new wedding dresses to the British Red Cross shop in Southport, raising £2,800 from their sale.
John Simpson BBC's John Simpson helps Red Cross raise £20,000
(17 July 2008)
BBC world affairs editor John Simpson CBE was guest of honour at a dinner in Surrey that raised more than £20,000 for the British Red Cross.
FESS volunteers in Worcester relax with cup of tea Volunteers help after dramatic fire rescue
(15 July 2008)
After residents dramatically escaped from a fast-spreading blaze in a block of flats, volunteers turned out in the early hours to offer shelter and support.
Young children learn first aid skills Promoting a positive image of refugees
(15 July 2008)
The British Red Cross has launched an innovative educational resource in Scotland to help primary school children better understand asylum and refugee issues in their classrooms.
Marilyn Bonzo - Zimbabwean asylum seeker and Red Cross volunteer From asylum seeker to volunteer
(11 July 2008)
After receiving emergency assistance from the Red Cross, Marilyn – a vulnerable asylum seeker from Zimbabwe – now regularly volunteers for the organisation helping other people in crisis.
Land Rover vehicle in action Land Rover donates 60 vehicles to Red Cross
(09 July 2008)
Land Rover has donated 60 all-terrain vehicles to help the Red Cross respond to disasters and emergencies both at home and overseas.
Josh Hill (right) stands in front of his roadshow stand with two other volunteers Charity shop volunteers win top prize
(08 July 2008)
British Red Cross shop volunteers have won coveted awards from the Association of Charity Shops (ACS) for the second year running.
Shop volunteer Louise Future looks bright, thanks to charity shop
(07 July 2008)
After about eighteen months of unemployment, Louise, a Red Cross charity shop volunteer, has found employment, thanks to the skills she developed as a volunteer.
FESS volunteer helps woman and child Volunteers support evacuated residents
(04 July 2008)
When two fatal stabbing incidents in three days led to police evacuating residential areas in London, volunteers turned out to support affected families at nearby rest centres.
Theatre fundraising volunteer Chris Cox Theatre-loving volunteer raises curtain on £10k
(04 July 2008)
An enterprising volunteer has single-handedly raised £10,000 for the British Red Cross – by organising trips to the theatre for people in his area.
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