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In Ruffy, one of dozens of communities hit by this summer’s bushfires, locals came together to find a way forward with support from Australian Red Cross.Read moreHUMANITARIAN IMPACT
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Together we can build a rich national identity based on mutual respect, trust and understanding.Learn moreAustralian Red Cross acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, their ancestors and Elders, past and present.
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DonateOpen menuAustralian Red Cross exists to support people in their most difficult moments. With 111 years’ experience and a nationwide community of 18,000+ members and volunteers, we act locally and connect globally to deliver what’s needed, when it’s needed most.
From emergency support, critical blood donations, migration services and community resilience, to international capacity building and promoting respect for the laws of war, we continue to stand beside and treat every human with dignity.
We belong to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, and together with 191 other National Societies in countries around the world, we are part of the world’s largest humanitarian network; 16 million volunteers working alongside our staff to help those impacted by crisis, disaster and conflict.
[H2] Our purpose
Bringing people and communities together in times of need and building on community strengths. We do this by mobilising the power of humanity.
[H2] Our vision
Trusted as the leading humanitarian organisation, making a genuine difference in the lives of people and communities.
[H3] What we do
Australian Red Cross is a volunteer-based organisation that exists to reduce human suffering.
With 110 years’ experience and a community of 18,000+ members and volunteers, we act locally and connect globally to deliver what’s needed, when it’s needed most.Learn more
[H3] How we work
How we work is as important as what we do. Our guidelines apply to all our programs and services and inform all our work.Learn more
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Learn more about the governance and management of Australian Red Cross. Read annual reports, social policy statements and more.Learn more
[H3] We're part of a worldwide Movement
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is a global humanitarian network of 80 million people that helps those facing disaster, conflict and health and social problems.Learn more
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In all activities our volunteers, members and staff are guided by the Fundamental Principles of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.Learn more
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Learn how Red Cross is committed to embracing diversity and creating a more inclusive and welcoming organisation.Learn more
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These protective symbols are central to the laws of war.
They mean "Don't shoot – we are not part of the fight" in every language.Learn more
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View a timeline of Australian Red Cross and learn about our heritage collection.Learn more
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DownloadClient service charter (PDF - 0.58 Mb)Our client service charter sets out your rights and how you will be treated when you take part in any Red Cross program or service.LinkCode of ConductOur shared understanding of the values and principles Australian Red Cross people commit to upholding, and to which we all hold ourselves and others accountable.LinkSafeguardingProtecting children and adults engaged with Red Cross.DownloadEmissions reduction plan (PDF - 0.46 Mb)As part of our commitment to Environment, Social Impact and Governance (ESG), we have started to implement a number of new policies and plans, such as an emissions reduction plan.LinkSustainable Development GoalsA chart mapping each of our programs to a sustainable development goal.Australian Red Cross acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, their ancestors and Elders, past and present.
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Learn how to assist an adult who may be experiencing a mental health problem or crisis using a practical, evidence-based action plan. The vital skills acquired can be used until appropriate professional help is received or the crisis is resolved.Learn more
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Learn essential cat and dog first aid basics and be ready for any emergency with this Australian veterinary-approved self-paced online learning.Pet emergencies guide
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The first few minutes in a life-threatening situation are critical. Learn the top three tips for emergency first aid and be prepared for all kinds of emergency situations. Learn key lifesaving tips that all parents need to know.Basic guideRed Cross First Aid and Mental Health training is a nationally registered training organisation. Australian Red Cross Society RTOID 3605
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Volunteering with Australian Red Cross is a chance to step up for humanity and make a real difference in people’s lives.
Whether you're starting out in your career, changing direction or giving back after a lifetime of experience, there’s a place for you here.
From supporting people through disasters and crises, connecting isolated individuals into community programs, to offering migrant support and so much more, our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do.
As an Australian Red Cross volunteer you’ll gain new skills, meet like-minded people and be a part of the world’s largest humanitarian movement - contributing to something bigger, locally and globally.
Join our movement of over 17,000 members and volunteers across Australia to be there for people and communities, when and where it’s needed most.
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Give your time, flexibly
Every moment you give makes a difference. Whether it’s a few hours a week, a couple of days a month, or stepping up in times of emergency, your support is needed and valued.
Feel safe and supported every step of the way
With role-specific inductions and training, and ongoing resources to help you develop your skills, you’ll always have a team ready to guide you.
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All backgrounds, all life stages, one mission. Whether you’re retired, working, studying or looking to give back, you can play a vital role via a wide range of volunteering opportunities and time commitments.
Be a part of something bigger
You’ll be part of the global Red Cross Red Crescent movement, standing alongside a network of dedicated volunteers who share your passion for helping others.
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[H3] Volunteer in our Retail Network
Build community, skills and friendship as a volunteer in one of our shops. Every role supports Australian Red Cross and makes a real difference.Learn more
[H3] Volunteer with Aged Care
Volunteering with Aged Care helps connect, empower, and support older people across Australia. Help build stronger, more compassionate communities together.Learn more
[H3] Volunteer with Emergency Services
When disaster strikes, Emergency Services volunteers offer comfort, care and practical support, making an impact before, during and after crises.Learn more
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What types of volunteering roles does Australian Red Cross offer? CollapseExpandAt Australian Red Cross we offer volunteer roles across a variety of areas including: Emergency Services, Retail, Aged Care Services, Migration Support and Administration.What eligibility requirements do I need to meet, in order to volunteer?CollapseExpandYou will be required to undertake a National Police Check via our vendor, Crimcheck.Your role may also require you to hold a Working with Children Check/Working with Vulnerable People Check and the Volunteer Recruitment team can assist you to apply for this check.Please note that Australian Red Cross does not accept Police Checks conducted by other vendors.A person’s police history information does not automatically exclude them from working or volunteering at Australian Red Cross.I need additional support to volunteer, how can you help?CollapseExpandAt Australian Red Cross we are committed to making reasonable adjustments to our volunteer positions to be an inclusive and diverse organisation that gives equal opportunity to those with a disability. To discuss how we can best support you, please reach out to volunteering@redcross.org.au Are there any financial implications for volunteers?CollapseExpandVolunteers positions are not paid, however if flights or accommodation are required Australian Red Cross will arrange and pay for your travel and accommodation. And if you are deployed in an emergency response you will also be reimbursed for your costs associated with meals, taxis and incidentals.I want to volunteer but don’t have much free time, how can I make a difference?  CollapseExpandThere are several volunteering opportunities that only require 1-3 hours per week. For example, volunteering to make calls for our Aged Care Support programs, providing connection and support to make a difference in someone’s life (commitment is less than 1 hour per week & flexible shifts are available from home). Or you could volunteer in one of our many retail shops across the country (commitment is less than 3 hours per week).
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Log in to PeopleHubSearch for other volunteering opportunities, update your details access your online learning and explore development opportunities.Log inHow to use PeopleHubInstructions and support information for current volunteers about using PeopleHub.Learn moreAustralian Red Cross acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, their ancestors and Elders, past and present.
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[H5] Australian Red Cross is a powerful partner for business.
[H3] Partnerships are critical to our work.
We cannot solve problems in isolation.
Solving complex social challenges requires cross-sector commitment, expertise and innovation. Together with our partners we address and alleviate hardship in our communities in Australia and in the Asia Pacific.
Working together we can achieve measurable social impact through shared value, capacity building and cause-driven programs.
Australian Red Cross’ corporate partners have had a positive impact in communities across Australia and in the Asia Pacific region.
On behalf of all of the communities we support, we thank our corporate partners for their solidarity.
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Discover the difference you could make when you partner with Red Cross.Learn how
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Since 2011, The Coca-Cola Company and the IFRC have enjoyed a global partnership. Together with Coca-Cola bottling partners, The Coca-Cola Company and the Red Cross Red Crescent are working together in over 50 countries. The partnership aims to better engage the public in disaster response, preparedness and the ongoing development and disaster management activities of the Red Cross Red Crescent network.
Land Rover Australia is proud to partner with Australian Red Cross, providing disaster relief to the most remote and at-risk communities. The strong and capable Defender is at the forefront of this partnership, supporting disaster recovery and emergency service efforts. Together, we will continue to help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters – creating a more resilient Australia.
Ford Philanthropy and Ford Australia are joining forces with Australian Red Cross to support Australian communities in building resilience and recovering from disasters. This partnership will strengthen disaster response, recovery efforts, and preparedness through innovative initiatives including Community Resilience Programs, a dedicated fleet of Ford vehicles for loan, and the active involvement of Ford employees and dealerships. Building on a 75-year global relationship between Ford Motor Company and the Red Cross, this collaboration reinforces our shared commitment of ensuring no one is left behind in times of need.
QBE Insurance Group Limited is working in partnership with Australian Red Cross in supporting communities in Australia and globally to build their resilience and save lives by improving their capacity to anticipate, respond and recover from disasters.
Australian Red Cross has joined forces with Z Zurich Foundation, Zurich Australia and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to expand the Urban Climate Resilience Program (UCRP) to Australia. The UCRP is a global initiative that aims to build sustainable, resilient communities that can withstand, recover from and thrive in the face of climate related disasters. Here in Australia, the partnership focusses on supporting communities in Western Sydney to be better prepared and more resilient to extreme heat through the delivery of targeted stakeholder and community engagement initiatives.
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AirTrunk is a proud Major Partner of Australian Red Cross, united by a shared commitment to helping communities stay connected, prepared, and resilient in the face of disasters and a changing climate. Through a three-year commitment to the Australian Emergency Fund, AirTrunk is strengthening Australian Red Cross’s ability to anticipate, respond to, and support recovery from emergencies, ensuring communities have the tools, knowledge, and support they need before, during, and after disaster strikes.
Amazon Australia is a proud partner of Australian Red Cross and supports communities in times of crisis through its Disaster Relief by Amazon (DRbA) program. Amazon Australia works with its suppliers and non-profit charity partners to distribute thousands of items to communities in need quickly from its Disaster Relief Hubs around Australia.
One of Australia’s most trusted brands, Australia Post has been at the heart of Australian communities for more than 200 years connecting them with each other and the world.
Australia Post is a National Community Partner and the Official Postal & Logistics Provider of Australian Red Cross. With its local community experience and unrivalled national footprint, Australia Post supports Red Cross’ disaster preparedness, response and recovery programs to help ensure Australians get the help they need when they need it most.
We are pleased to welcome a new corporate partner for the Healthy Baby Health Community Program – Baby Hub, in Galiwin’ku East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
Bayer Australia has committed a three-year corporate donation to Baby Hub to support the health and wellbeing of pregnant women, mothers, children and families in the Galiwin’ku community.
Baby Hub is strongly aligned to Bayer’s vision – Health for all, hunger for none. Funding from Bayer will help to build local capacity and ensure the sustainability of this vital program in the community.
The BHP Foundation works to address some of the most critical global sustainable development challenges facing our generation. Australian Red Cross works in partnership with BHP Foundation in the Managing the Psychosocial impact of Drought on Australian Communities project which aims to support social development and sustainability in Australia.
As one of Australia's leading fully integrated property groups, Charter Hall understands that its business and footprint can be a catalyst for positive change. With the frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters continuing to escalate, Charter Hall is focused on delivering long-term support and capabilities through meaningful community partnerships.
In 2023, Charter Hall became a major partner of Red Cross’ disaster response and recovery program, enabling us to recruit, train and mentor 130 Red Cross Emergency Services volunteers each year, and in turn, strengthen our capacity to provide vital support to impacted communities. The partnership also provides 10 Charter Hall employees each year the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution, by becoming Red Cross Emergency Services volunteers themselves.
Coles has a long history of supporting the communities in which they operate by raising funds for disaster relief. Coles team members and customers support relief efforts by donating funds as well as essential supplies to communities in need. For many years, Coles has supported Australian Red Cross by donating and raising significant funds to various disasters and relief work.
IAG has committed resources and funding in a 10-year partnership with Australian Red Cross to motivate a change in individual and community attitudes towards disaster preparedness. With Australian Red Cross, IAG has researched and designed an app to help people Get Prepared for longer and more severe disaster seasons and other emergencies.
IFM Investors is partnering with Australian Red Cross to help people and communities impacted by disasters in our region and around the world. Through this partnership, IFM Investors provides funding annually to support faster, more efficient, and more effective humanitarian responses.
The long-standing partnership between INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG joint venture and Red Cross’ Safe Hangout for All Kids (SHAK) Youth Hub has contributed to the social and emotional wellbeing of at-risk Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders youth and other young people in the Northern Territory through positive role modelling, mentoring and continued support to develop and realise their aspirations.
We are delighted to announce a three-year strategic partnership with Kimberly-Clark who will be working together with the Galiwin’ku community in East Arnhem Land to support the Healthy Baby Health Community Program – the Galiwin’ku Baby Hub.
Australian Red Cross and Lendlease have joined forces in a three year partnership to support the Katherine community in the Northern Territory. Together, Lendlease and Red Cross will work closely with Katherine residents, harnessing their strengths and skills to tackle local issues. Katherine is one of ten locations around Australia, in which Red Cross and our partners are committed to bringing people together and supporting them with tools and resources so that they can build the communities they want: communities that are vibrant and strong.
Streets, part of The Magnum Ice Cream Company (TMICC) - the world’s largest ice cream company - has entered a multiyear national partnership with Australian Red Cross to deliver comfort, connection and care to communities facing emergencies across Australia. The partnership brings together Australian Red Cross’s trusted humanitarian capabilities with one of Australia’s most iconic and well loved brands, supporting people through the immediate impacts of disasters and the long-term journey to recovery that follows.
Motion Asia Pacific and Australian Red Cross have partnered together to support elderly and isolated people across the country. Through the Red Cross Telecross program Motion are ensuring isolated people receive a daily wellbeing check from a friendly Red Cross volunteer, helping people to live independently in their own homes.
Australia’s largest private rail freight company, Pacific National, and Australian Red Cross have united to care for and create safer communities together.
We know that a connected community is a safe community and our partnership enables Red Cross to sustain our vital work in First Nations communities, adopting a placed-based community–led approach with First Nations Community Disaster Resilience Teams across regional NSW.
Red Cross First Nations Community Disaster Resilience Teams support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities when a disaster strikes, on the long road to recovery and on their journey to create safer communities for the future.
As part of a global network of leading professional services firms, PwC Australia has the opportunity to create a positive impact on important social and environmental issues - through its operations, work with clients, thought leadership and community engagement. A particular area where the firm acknowledges its potential for driving long-term societal impact is strengthening the climate resilience of Australian communities.
In 2023, PwC Australia announced a long-term alliance with Australian Red Cross to support communities in responding and adapting to the impacts of climate change. This alliance will see PwC Australia financially supporting Australian Red Cross climate adaptation humanitarian work across the nation. The collaboration also provides Australian Red Cross with access to the PwC pro/low bono program, an opportunity to leverage the skills and expertise of PwC people to enhance our capacity in addressing strategic priorities.
For decades, Qantas and Australian Red Cross have worked hand-in-hand together to support people in times of need. From sending critical supplies overseas in the 1940s, to aiding the 2019 bushfire response here in Australia, Qantas is a proud and longstanding partner of Australian Red Cross.
In 2024, Qantas announced a new chapter in its support for Australian Red Cross with a multi-million-dollar commitment to strengthen emergency response efforts nationwide. This includes supporting the recruitment and training of 750 new volunteers, who will be able to travel across Australia for humanitarian work, reducing significant costs and enabling a faster support for communities in crisis.
Qantas is also a proud partner of Australian Red Cross’s Trauma Teddy® program – an iconic source of comfort for children and community members facing vulnerability and affected by emergencies like bushfires and floods, with up to 50,000 Trauma Teddies distributed annually.
Reckitt is proud to partner with Australian Red Cross, to help support long-term disaster recovery for Australian communities. With the iconic disinfectant brand Pine O Cleen, together we have launched ‘The Cleen Up Program’.
A multi-year partnership helping to provide financial support to the Australian Red Cross Disaster Response and Recovery Fund and provide cleaning and hygiene product donations to places impacted by an emergency.
Uber and Australian Red Cross have collaborated for nearly a decade, creating a powerful partnership that continues to drive significant social impact. Building on the success of the Uber x Australian Red Cross Clothing Drive, we have expanded our partnership to explore new ways to leverage technology to enhance the delivery of humanitarian services, improving efficiency in reaching those who need it most.
The partnership includes free Uber Rides and Uber Eats which will play a pivotal role in improving access to transport and meals for people facing vulnerability, while also supporting Emergency Services volunteers and staff in disaster response, recovery, resilience efforts and incident management activities. Together, Uber and the Australian Red Cross are amplifying our collective impact, providing long-term support to individuals and communities across Australia.Your small change can make big changeUse your small change to create a big change in the lives of vulnerable people and communities. Red Cross Workplace Giving is an easy way to make regular pre-tax donations from your pay.Learn more about Red Cross Workplace GivingClear your meetings and volunteer your workforceCorporate volunteers bring skills, knowledge and labour to expand the reach and impact of our community-based programs.Get in touch to learn more about corporate volunteering
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Our charity corporate partners choose to:
support our wide-ranging and far-reaching work in communities
drive community support for our work through a targeted campaign or business activity
support an identified community or place-based program
work with us to co-design solutions to significant social problems
engage staff members through workplace giving or corporate volunteering opportunities.
To learn about the impact your business could make, talk to an Australian Red Cross Business Partner Manager.
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