“It's great to see all of the stuff that we're bringing in and the work that we're doing, but at the end of the day we're just here to support work that's already being done and is being done really well.” Jessica from Winnipeg, Manitoba is on the Logistics team at the Canadian Red Cross. She's in Jamaica supporting the response to Hurricane Melissa. Here, she gives us a peek of what goes into logistics planning for a response this scale. In collaboration with local partners in Jamaica, the Jama

17K views · 31 reactions | Until July 31, you can make a Red Cross donation at your local Walmart. Walmart will match in-store donations up to $2,000 per store. | Canadian Red Cross | Facebook

6.7K views · 190 reactions | When an infant is choking, knowing the right first aid steps can make all the difference. Learn these skills by signing up for a first aid class: https://rdcrss.org/3wWOjQ0 | American Red Cross | Facebook

Through their dedication and commitment to their communities, volunteers around the globe make a lasting impact on the lives of many. In Ukraine, trained Ukrainian Red Cross Society (Червоний Хрест України) volunteers deliver psychosocial activities aimed at reducing stress and increasing the resilience of communities in the Cherkasy Oblast. These programs are supported by the Canadian Red Cross thanks to the generosity of people living in Canada and the Government of Canada Canada’s Internation

Our 2025 recap ❤️ A HUGE thank you to our staff, volunteers, partners and donors for your time, dedication and support for helping people in need in Canada and around the world. From all of us at the Canadian Red Cross, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe New Year! | Canadian Red Cross

Since conflict escalated more than two years ago, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has been a vital lifeline for the people of Gaza. Their staff and volunteers have worked tirelessly to help their fellow civilians, but after months of limited aid crossing the border, their ability to continue their life-saving activities has been severely compromised. Nowhere is the impact perhaps felt more profoundly than at the four PRCS hospitals. Dr Alaa Al-Sharif is an emergency physician at the Al