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Diversity

The Red Cross seeks to ensure that our organisation and our services are relevant and accessible to all. We value fresh perspectives and insights gained by involving and welcoming people from the widest possible diversity of backgrounds, cultures and experiences.Man and woman

We recognise the strength that diversity brings. Differences such as gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, religious belief, age, culture, physical appearance and national origin should be recognised and celebrated.

People from different backgrounds bring new skills, ideas and experience. And yet these differences can also result in unfavourable treatment or discrimination. The Red Cross recognises that diversity initiatives must take both these factors into consideration to be successful. For example, an organisation that wishes to attract more disabled people as staff and volunteers must also demonstrate a commitment to being flexible and responsive to the needs of disabled people.

Contact us at diversity@redcross.org.uk

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