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Congo Appeal tops £4m as crisis continues

Students spread the word about HIV

The Disasters Emergency Committee appeal responding to the humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo has raised £4 million, but more is needed to help thousands in the region. To mark World AIDS Day, young British Red Cross volunteers across the UK have been raising awareness of HIV. Listen to our podcast about peer education and watch a video about a flash mob we organised.
More about the crisis More about our World AIDS Day events
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Hollyoaks stars celebrate children’s day

Special charity shop events continue

Red Cross helps Britons in Mumbai

Two Hollyoaks actors dropped by recently to help young Red Cross volunteers and schoolchildren celebrate Universal Children’s Day at a special conference. Our charity shops are halfway through '£1 million fortnight'. There are special events at shops all over the country – including Ricky Tomlinson behind the till on Merseyside. The British Red Cross has sent a team to Mumbai to provide practical help and emotional support to Britons affected by recent attacks, and also has a relief fund for UK victims of terrorism abroad.
More on the Hollyoaks stars' visit More about £1 million fortnight More about Mumbai
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