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Increasingly Powerful Hurricanes Lead to Increased Risks: How to Mitigate the Impact of Climate Disasters on Vulnerable Population Groups

Jamaica Red Cross personnel stand in front of debris and damage from Hurricane Melissa. Photo: Clarisse Smitas / International Federation

In Jamaica, Cuba, and across the central Caribbean, Hurricane Melissa’s torrential rains triggered flash floods and landslides, threatening lives, livelihoods, and infrastructure, such as schools and health centres.

A Ukrainian Mother's Journey to Safety, Support, and Community

Lana and Anastasia pose for a photo with a statue. Photo: Hungarian Red Cross National Directorate

In the small town of Kiskőrös in southern Hungary, about 120 kilometres south of Budapest, Lana and her eight-year-old daughter Anastasia, who lives with Down syndrome, found a new sense of belonging after fleeing their home in Kharkiv due to the violence of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. 

My Red Cross Story: The Circle of Community

A headshot of Sheila Rogers with a quote text overlay about leaving a gift in her will. Photo: Canadian Red Cross

Growing up on a farm in rural Saskatchewan, I learned the value of hard work at an early age. The youngest of four children in a small tight-knit community of less than 500 people, I saw firsthand the importance of forging your own path and standing up for what you believe and for others.

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