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Photo of a woman leaning over a man lying down 2 © BRC/ Layton Thompson
Children playing football 3 © Irish FA Emergency response volunteers in action at night 4 © Layton Thompson

First aid for football coaches

Volunteers help at Belfast floods

Budding football stars in Northern Ireland can now play more safely, thanks to a first aid course for coaches run by the British Red Cross and the Irish Football Association. As torrential rain caused severe flooding in Northern Ireland last weekend, Red Cross volunteers turned out in force to help local residents – and firefighters – caught up in the horrendous conditions.
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A woman holding her baby cries at her damaged home 5 © REUTERS / David Mdzinarishvili / Courtesy www.alertnet.org Woman runner 6 © Bob Johns (BRC) Festival burn victims Becky Erskine and Stan Buckman

Red Cross expands operation in South Ossetia

Take part in the BUPA Great South Run

Volunteers save burn victims at music festival

After gaining access to the South Ossetian capital Tskhinvali, the International Committee of the Red Cross is distributing food and providing medical support. Sign up online today for a guaranteed place on the British Red Cross team in this 10km run through the city and along the coastline of Portsmouth. Quick-thinking first aid volunteers helped save the lives of two teenagers at a music festival after their gas camping stove exploded, causing severe burns.
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