Helping others cope with bereavement
After losing her husband, Sarah wanted to help others feeling alone and experiencing grief.
Homes for Ukraine: how to support Ukrainian guests in your home
Head of Psychosocial and Mental Health at the British Red Cross, Dr Sarah Davidson, shares her advice for hosts supporting Ukrainian refugees.
The legacy of Florence Nightingale, the first professional nurse
Her influence is still felt more than a century after her death
How to talk to children about a terrorist attack
How do you talk to children about traumatic events like a terrorist attack? Should you be honest, or turn the TV off? Our expert, Dr Sarah Davidson advises.
"My disability doesn't stop me wanting to be independent"
Krystal, a technician from our mobility aids service, reflects on the importance mobility aids
Let's talk about loneliness: part one
Loren, our young volunteer, answers other young people's questions about loneliness.
Let's talk about loneliness: part two
Part two of Loren's answers to young people's questions around loneliness.
“We are very often there - if not in the foreground then in the background”
Dr Sarah Davidson on the new psychosocial reserve volunteer initiative in partnership with the British Psychological Society
Tips on keeping warm this winter
With soaring fuel prices making heating unaffordable, we've put together the most cost-effective ways to keep warm this winter.
Walk for Humanity: inspiring hope and unity with every step
In 2023, we launched Walk for Humanity, a 10k charity walk designed to bring people together and inspire hope. Find out what it means and how it’s growing in 2024.
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