Posted August 22, 2013 by Global Administrator
We all have different stories of what drew us to work with the Red Cross. Chiran Livera, a Canadian aid worker currently working for the IFRC, was drawn to international aid work due to his love for travel and his desire to help those affected by disaster. After some work with his local Red Cross branch in Canada responding to local emergencies and disasters, Chiran set his sights on working internationally with the organization. He was in Gambia earlier this year where he worked on projects to help support community resilience and recently sent us this dispatch from Namibia where the Red Cross is helping respond to flooding.
His advice for aspiring international aid workers: Stay determined and seek out opportunities wherever they present themselves.
You can find out more about Chiran’s experience on this blog post by the British Red Cross.
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