13K views · 86 reactions | When disaster strikes, Australian Red Cross is there. During the fires in Western Victoria this year, Australian Red Cross was on the ground to provide humanitarian support and psychological first aid to build people’s capacity to recover. Support those affected by disasters today by donating here: https://brnw.ch/21wKp5D | Australian Red Cross | Facebook

Our amazing TeliRedi volunteer, Peg, chats through simple, practical steps you can take before, during, and after the hottest part of the day to help protect yourself and to look out for those around you. From preparing early to staying safe during peak heat to planning for ongoing hot conditions, these small actions can make a big difference. A huge thank you to our volunteers for helping keep our community informed and safe. If you found this helpful, please share it with someone who might nee

When Cyclone Alfred neared, Australian Red Cross volunteers were there on the ground supporting evacuation centres. With anxiety gripping a community all too familiar with the devastation extreme weather brings, Australian Red Cross volunteers offered support and a friendly face. As families and strangers alike came together in evacuation centres, preparing for the worst, Australian Red Cross volunteers were there to greet and register people, and provide psychological first aid. Now, as the Cyc

2.6K views · 95 reactions | At evacuation and recovery centres across the east coast, people like Ray and Bev are being supported through the current floods by Red Cross teams and volunteers. Many communities have faced multiple flooding disasters this year, and we know that this makes recovery tough. Our teams will be on the ground for as long as it's needed - for Ray and Bev, and thousands of others  | Australian Red Cross | Facebook