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Pensioner Doreen Ward was really worried about having to cope on her own after going into hospital for an operation – but a Red Cross volunteer soon had her smiling again.
As a single father living with HIV, Eric’s biggest concern is for his son who was born with the disease.
For many women in Lesotho the joy of finding out they are pregnant is tempered by the fear that they will pass HIV to their baby.
When South African Skhumbozo was diagnosed HIV positive, people didn’t want to know him. But we helped him start living his life again.
After losing all her children, Florence, 75, now cares for all six grandchildren and the Red Cross provides them with vital support.
She may be living with HIV, but Boniswe Petronella Maphanga, 30, has a radiant smile, a gentle sing-song voice and a joyful attitude to life.
Nancy is a hugely compassionate Red Cross volunteer who has made a massive difference to people living with HIV in her community.
Thanks to the Red Cross Graeme, who has MS, can get out and about with friends who understand his difficulties and share his aspirations.
Unlucky Bob May (92) was hospitalised with a fractured arm, then returned to find his home flooded – but we were on hand to help.
After a year spent in hospital with chronic back problems, Wally Nash was seriously depressed – until the Red Cross helped.