All our Emergency Response Staff and Volunteers are trained to provide psychosocial support to people in crisis. To learn more about what that means, please watch the following short video: youtube.com/watch?v=h8PHvx…

There is an exciting opportunity to join the British Red Cross emergency response team as an emergency response offer. To learn more, please visit: jobs.redcross.org.uk/tlive1_webrecr…

At the moment, we have six emergency response volunteers at the scene. Along with partner organisations, we’re helping with practical things like emergency supplies, and providing emotional support for anyone who needs to talk about what they’re going through. #WorcesterPark

An area of around 500 square metres has been affected by flooding from the burst water main in #FinsburyPark. Firefighters are evacuating residents from affected properties © Katy : bit.ly/35f4aLh

Really great exercise with @RoyalLondonHosp ensuring we are prepared to support relatives in a major incident

Thank you to our volunteers who are providing support!!

Our ER London team were on hand to support residents affected by a burst water pipe at a rest centre yesterday. It was probably the fastest deployment in our history since we were already on the scene for a exercise.

We are currently hiring for a new part-time emergency response officer in London for 4 days a week. The position is 12 months long. For more details please go to the following link: jobs.redcross.org.uk/tlive1_webrecr…

Great to see the official launch of the #NationalEmergenciesTrust today, an independent organisation set up to help with quick distribution of funds in an emergency. Follow their Twitter page National Emergencies Trust to find out more #Recovery #Response #emergencymanagement

24 hours in and this photo sums up the amazing work of not only our crews, but the often unsung heroes of the voluntary sector in dealing with flooding across the region. Thanks to British Red Cross 🧡 for all their support. [ Photo credit Jon Corken Grimsby Live ]

Our volunteers are continuing to provide emotional support to those affected by the London Bridge incident. If you would like further support please see details of City of London drop in sessions below or get in contact with the Victim Support 24/7 SupportLine on 08 08 16 89 111.

Victims often find it difficult to know who to turn to in the tragic aftermath of a national emergency. Grenfell Fire Survivor Willie Thompson describes the difficulties he faced following the tragic incident.

This week is the Environment Agency #FloodActionWeek. These tips offer advice on what to do in the case of a flood and how to keep yourself safe

BREAKING: Professor Stephen Powis Professor Stephen Powis announces on BBC Breakfast that overnight 170,000 of you have already signed up to volunteer to help your NHS — that’s 189 people every minute! 👏 goodsamapp.org/NHS #YourNHSNeedsYou

Please give to the coronavirus appeal if you can.

If you are safe, well and looking for ways to support others during the coronavirus, why not sign up as a community reserve volunteer with the British Red Cross: reserves.redcross.org.uk

Help slow the spread of #COVID19 and identify at risk cases sooner by self-reporting your symptoms daily, even if you feel well. Download the app covid.joinzoe.com

Staying home is different for everyone. If you’re struggling to get what you need, practically or emotionally, we’re here to listen and help. Our new phone line is free, confidential and open 7 days a week on 0808 196 3651.

British Red Cross 🧡 have partnered with Healthwatch England to find out more about peoples' experiences of leaving #hospital – what works and what can be improved. Please retweet this short survey bit.ly/3eumvrc #BecauseWeAllCare

Support options for individuals who may be impacted by the disappearance of Sarah Everard: The National Victim Supportline can be contacted at any time of the day or night by calling 08 08 16 89 111 or by using their online chat facility or visiting their website.