Gaza six months on: 1.1 million face catastrophic food insecurity
Famine is now imminent in Gaza. Humanitarian aid must be delivered and safe and unimpeded access granted.
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"This conflict is made up of thousands of individual tragedies"
By Béatrice Butsana-Sita
On a recent trip to the Middle East, British Red Cross CEO Béatrice Butsana-Sita saw how civilians were paying the price of the conflict in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.
What is the Red Cross doing to help hostages in Gaza?
By British Red Cross
As a neutral intermediary, the International Committee of the Red Cross plays an important practical role once the release of hostages has been agreed.
Mothers of Barishal making an impact
By British Red Cross
From boat taxi drivers to beauticians, the women of Barishal have built sustainable businesses and are turning their family’s lives around.
What is going on in Yemen?
By British Red Cross
Years of conflict, the effects of climate change and a floundering economy mean that Yemen's situation is truly desperate. It must not be forgotten.
Red Cross reasons to be hopeful about climate change
By British Red Cross
The effects of climate change are happening now, and we have to adapt. But Red Cross projects helping people adjust to climate change, and arereason for hope.
The Red Cross response to the Africa food crisis
By British Red Cross
There is no quick fix to the food crisis facing countries across sub-Saharan Africa. That’s why local Red Cross and Red Crescent teams are providing short-term aid and long-term solutions that are built to last
Climate change: why the time is now
Our commitment to climate change
People are feeling the impact of climate change now, and humanitarian needs are increasing day by day.
Are extreme weather events becoming more frequent?
The Met Office’s senior climate scientist Nikos Christidis explains the link between extreme weather events and climate change
"African voices must be heard at COP26"
Dr Asha Mohammed, Secretary General of the Kenyan Red Cross, on why communities on the frontline of climate change must be heard
Madagascar: The aftermath of Cyclone Batsirai
By British Red Cross
Thousands of people in Madagascar had to flee their homes in the wake of Cyclone Batsirai. The Red Cross is helping with emergency shelter, cash grants, supplies and clean water.
Our Emergencies Fund
When disaster strikes, the first few hours are critical. Our Emergencies Fund helps us to respond quickly and give people urgent help in the UK and overseas.
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