Emergency appeal — IFRC
Provision of 100,000 facemasks, 100 oxygen concentrators
Provision of emergency healthcare and restoration of the livelihoods to the vulnerable communities Emergency appeal — IFRC
Bulk of food and non-food supplies to be distributed
Building of shelter and adequate water and sanitation facilities
Emergency Aid
Allocated funds were distributed in emergency, repair, injury, bereavement grants, rebuilding grants
Emergency Aid of US$10,000 in relief supplies
Relief supplies includes non-food items: jerry cans, blanket, tarpaulins, kitchen set, hygiene parcels
Emergency Aid
Relief Item — Shelters
Emergency Response: distribution of basic food and non — food items, family kits and blankets
Emergency Response: distribution dry food, family kits, plastic sheet, sarees and lungis, water purification tablets
Livelihood programmes include duck and sheep rearing, fish farming
Relief efforts: food, shelter, sanitation, health and hygiene support
Medical Mission in Cox’s Bazar
Distribution of relief items
Deployment of medical and WASH personnel to assist with relief effort
Medical Mission in Cox’s Bazar
Distribution of relief items
Deployment of medical and WASH personnel to assist with relief effort
Emergency shelters, blankets, camp beds in evacuation centres
First aid and psychosocial assistance
Food, water and hygiene kits
Emergency Aid
Relief Aid
150 tons of rice
5 houses built
Emergency aid includes ensuring each family received 30kg of rice, a box of noodles, a box of fresh water, 10 cans of fish, 01 mosquito net and 01 sarong
Emergency Aid
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and health assistance
Emergency Aid for vaccination for children under 5 years old
Emergency Aid
Delivery of food and water
Emergency Aid: search and rescue operations and damage assessments
Distribution of mobile medical units, emergency food packs, hygiene kits
Provision of early health detection and screening services to the elderly and children
Equipping vulnerable communities with emergency bundles for disaster preparedness.
Capacity building initiatives for the rural-based branches/chapters of the Red Cross Society of China (RCSC), especially in the areas of Disaster Reduction and Avoidance, as well as basic health and hygiene awareness.
Formation of 2 water supply ERTs for Sichuan province and Chongqing Municipality. The ERTs facilitate the provision of clean drinking water for communities affected by natural disasters and other crisis situations. They will also be involved in health education/awareness activities with the aim of preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
agricultural assistance, for example seedlings, materials and agricultural equipment
retraining farmers to improve the quality of agricultural products; improving the logistics chain and expanding its existing market
Distribution of epidemic prevention and emergency materials such as goggles and protective clothings
Distribution of infrared imaging temperature detector and hand-washing tables
Distribution of student health kits
Capacity-building programmes for local volunteers
Development of epidemic prevention education content and school epidemic prevention management content
Emergency Aid: distribution of relief goods
Emergency Aid: distribution of relief goods, food, medicine and clean water
Providence of free medical service and vaccination
Relief materials like food, clothing, quilts and tents
Emergency Aid
Relief items
310, 000 packets of Rice sticks
Mosquito nets
50 sets of Water purification systems
Infrastructure
6 villages and Houses built
Learning/Community Centre
Welfare and Harmony New home
Organic farm
Agricultural, nursery school and school library
Fitness park and Sports stadium
Providing water purification equipment
for herdsmen, villages and schools benefitting 12 villages
Reconstruction and maintenance of 5 Village schools, kindergarten and renovation of rural school toilets benefitting 3,952 students and teachers
Village level health room construction
Expansion of harmony new home benefiting 210 residents
Mobile clinics
Training (Love Sichuan)
Monetary: Bursary, Training and rehabilitation grants and Study awards
Teachers training, language training classrooms, English classes
Educating students and teachers in schools on proper hygiene habits
Educating herdsmen on using water purification equipment and health knowledge
Integrated communities programme involving 25 villagers
Medical services
Provision of medical services by doctors near villages benefitting 5773 villagers
Mobile clinic to villages for early detection health screening and resilience care for 8149 seniors and children
Water supply emergency response
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Relief items — 200 tons of rice
Emergency Aid — Food items
Emergency Aid
Relief Items — tents, family essential packs, food, water and medicines
Repair of houses and psychological counseling;
Purchase of essential equipment for rescue teams;
Supporting and implementing recovery works;
Relief efforts: deliver assistance and support communities
Provision of PPEs, hygiene items, care packages and hospital equipment
Water and sanitation activities
Community based information campaigns and logistical support
Emergency Relief items: Hygiene kits, kitchen kits, mosquito nets and tarpaulins
Additional support items include: food parcels, jerry cans and blankets
Distribution of food
Long-reaching plans: Infrastructure projects and seed distribution
Emergency Aid
Donation of SGD30,000 goes to rescue operations, evacuation support, provision of healthcare, psychosocial support and telecommunications
Relief item distribution and coordination
Emergency shelter
Water treatment
Psychosocial support
Distribution of relief items: blankets, kitchen sets, hygiene sets and plastic sheeting
Large tents were provided to hospitals which were damaged
Emergency Aid to Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya
Somalia: Contribution of food baskets for 77,352 individuals which includes maize, flour sugar and vegetables
Ethiopia: Supporting more than 300,000 persons for nine months through projects in health, sanitation, water, hygiene, livelihood, nutrition and food security
Kenya: Procuring and distribution of meat and seeds for beneficiaries
Emergency Response
Emergency Aid: purchase and distribution of first aid supplies, hygiene kits, household items, temporary shelter materials and safe water
Emergency Medical Services of Palestine Red Crescent
Search and rescue efforts
Medical assistance in mobile clinics and psycho-social support
Deployment of relief items including blankets, hygiene packets, generators etc
Distribution of lifesaving supplies: food and non-food items
Clean water and wastewater sanitation
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
30 Houses
30 latrines
3 water points
Emergency Aid
Relief items
7060 blankets
3500 water containers
Medical supplies: IV fluids, oral serum, antibiotics, first aid kits and water filters
Emergency aid
Emergency response
Mobile medical camps in Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur
Permanent clinic in Perumbakkam
Procurement of inflatable rescue boat to be used for emergencies during a flood
Providence of health care, food and clean water
Relief camps have been set up
Distribution of tarpaulins, blankets, assorted clothes, rice and cooking oil
Emergency Response
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
46 Village Clinics
2 Health Care Centres
Water and sanitation project
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Distribution of 5,000 family packs with assorted garments
Emergency Aid
Relief items
Dhoti, saree, towel, bed sheet, bucket, kitchen sets, cotton blankets, tarpaulins and school kits
Emergency Response Team
Rebuilding Programmes
Purchase of urgently needed medical equipment and supplies such as ventilators, oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrators
Provision of PPEs and hygiene items
Rebuilding of 2 schools and distribution of school kits.
In the 12 years that the hospital has been in service, many of the facility’s infrastructure have fallen into disrepair and require renovation, such as the roof, doors, and flooring.
As such, this project aims to renovate the infrastructure of the Stella Maris Hospital in order to provide a safe and conducive environment for the staff and patients of the hospital
Emergency Aid
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Relief Items — rice,water,milk,milo,tents, blankets and face masks
Infrastructure in Meulaboh
Concrete Pier
Kindergarten
General hospital
2 Orphanages
Homes for 1,500 families
Infrastructure in Nias
2 Hospitals
304 houses
Village hall
1 school
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Emergency Aid
Relief items
2,000 family Tents
Medicines
Construction of 1 regional warehouse Semarang, Central Java
Training
SFA, RFA, SFA TOT and Psychological FA course for HAND
Emergency Aid
Relief Items
1,000 family kits
Hygiene kits and medical supplies
Emergency Aid
Relief Item — 1 million face masks donated
Medical and Dental mission
Emergency Response Team
Rebuilding of Schools
Emergency Response Team
Rebuilding of schools
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Response Team
Contribution of S$50,000 goes to the purchase of family kits, hygiene kits, diapers, sleeping bags, blankets and clean water
purchase of food supplies and relief items, such as blankets, mattresses, hygiene parcels, family kits, tarpaulins, clean water, ready meals etc. Emergency Aid
Recovery Operations
Emergency Aid: food supplies and relief items such as blankets, mattresses, hygiene parcels, family kits, tarpaulins, clean water and ready meals
Recovery Operations
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Provision of 100 tonnes of food and non-food relief goods which include blankets, tents , utensils, lanterns, stoves, canned beans, rice and other essential items
Distribution of relief tents, moquettes, rice and bread
Emergency Aid - ICRC
Training
Collaboration with IFRC in Disaster Management and Community — Based Risk Reduction; Health and Social Services; Strengthening the role of Youth and Volunteers in Iraq
Emergency Aid
Mobile kitchen set ups for people who lost their home
Emergency Aid
Relief items
6,440 Blankets
4,000 of 10 litres collapsible water container
30,000 Bottled drinking water
220 Mattresses
Infrastructure
Purchase of 10 mini cars
Taro support centre
multipurpose community hall/Centre (Rikuzentakata/Isobe)
Shichigahama Toyama Nursery School
Library benefiting 32,128 people (Minamisanriku/Rikuzentakata)
Shichigahama after school activity centre with 80 beneficiaries
Miyako Equipment for athletic field benefiting 56,676 people
2 Japanese drums
Training
Fukushima children’s art retreat programme benefiting 20 people
Singapore-Rikuzentakata scholarship with 15 beneficiaries
Emergency Supplies and medical assistance
Distribution of blankets, family emergency kits, personal hygiene items, sleeping mats and tarpaulins
Emergency Aid
Relief items
80 tons of rice
1,000 sets of family kits
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Emergency Aid: first aid supplies, blankets and mats, clothes, rice, instant noodles
Recovery efforts
Emergency Aid
Medical Equipment to Luang Prabang Provincial Hospital
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Emergency Aid: food, basic hygiene and medical supplies
Emergency Response Team
Distribution of first aid supplies, blankets and mats
Rebuilding of Schools
Emergency Aid
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and health assistance
Humanitarian assistance include food, water, medical assistance such as first aid, shelter and psychosocial assistance
Provision of medical equipment, PPEs and medical consumables
Provision for vehicle repairs and maintenance
Emergency Aid - 1,350 food packages to 8 villages
Emergency Response Team to Mozambique
Emergency Aid to Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe
Emergency Aid
Relief Items — food rations, hygiene kits and blankets
Infrastructure
School
Distribution of ponchos
Migrant health support programmes — health screening, first aid, PSS, emergency response
Learning programme for out of school children
Healthy aging, social inclusion and mental health for seniors
Search and rescue
Distribution of food, water and 5,000 tonnes of relief items
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Appeal IFRC
Emergency Aid
Relief items
Water pumps and 10,000 sets of Water bottle purification system
Medicines, medical supplies, Tents, lanterns, Food, apparels, Construction materials and tarpaulin
47 Boats and Fiber tanks
Infrastructure
Building of 6 prefabricated buildings
183 houses and Community centre and orphanage with solar panels
11 Schools (primary, middle school, high school) with teachers quarters and cyclone shelter
Village infrastructure, 4 warehouses, 2 Station hospitals and 3 first aid stations
Provision of school furniture,
Livelihood projects
47 Fishing boats and provision of fishing nets
First aid and safety project and provision of 8 ambulances and ambulance services
Tubes well & health and hygiene kits
1,000 sets of School uniforms, stationeries 12 pallets of books
Training and Support
Digital Divide project enhancing response capacity and safety of MRCS volunteers benefiting 1,080 volunteers.
Technical assistance to Myanmar Methodist Church
Emergency Response Team
Medical assistance
Relief items distribution at Magway Division
100,000 sandbags
110,000 oral Rehydration Salt
325 bags of rice
Training
Enhancing Response Capacity and Safety of MRCS volunteers
Building of a new quake-resilient Children’s Home that will house 120 poor and at risk children affected by the Nepal Earthquake.
The home was severely damaged after the Nepal Earthquake. Apart from rebuilding the home so that the existing residents can continue to stay, SRC’s efforts also included development of a Senior Activity Centre to benefit the elderly community at-large.
Reconstruction of 2 school buildings, including a library, on permanent structures.
This project will also eventually create job opportunities for teachers, trainers, technical experts and manual labourers as it will heavily involve the recruitment of local manpower and local materials.
This is a follow-up project from a previous SRC-funded project to reconstruct 3 schools and 1 health post in the Gorkha District. It includes internal retrofitting of essentials such as furniture and education / health-related furnishings in the schools and health post.
To provide families with a sustainable source of income and move them above the poverty line, through empowering them with the know-how of rearing goats and providing them with resources to start their own cottage industry in goat farming.
Provision of 12 dormitory beds and 6 shelves for a previous project that was supported by SRC in 2015.
Provision of basic systems such as electric works, solar system, furnishing, and fencing to complete the construction of Littlebells Promiseland Children's Home.
Emergency Aid: provision of first aid and ambulance service for patients, distribution of ready to eat food and non food relief items, drinking water purification tablets
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Relief items
Medicines, Water bag filters
1,000 shelters and materials
900 household kits
Food pack distribution for 1000 families
Infrastructure
Rebuilding and internal retrofitting of 24 schools with library, hostel, kitchen and dining hall
Rebuilding of 10 community halls/building and 5 health posts
Rebuilding of Elderly Nursing Home and Children’s Home in Kathmandu and construction of New Hope Hospice for AIDS/HIV community and Bright Face Girl’s hostel
Training
Awareness training on, against girls trafficking and disaster management
Instruction of basic hand hygiene to children
Cottage industry in goat farming in Chitwan, Dhading and Makwanpur
Raise awareness on basic healthcare services and hygiene, linking communities with government healthcare system and draw attention of the government on the public health situation.
Art therapy
School stationery and cheer kit for 1,163 students
School equipment support project in Sindhupatchok district
Basic systems in Littlebells Promisedland children’s home at Gandaki zone, Lumie VDC, Kaski district for 50 children
Medical
Mobile medical and dental camp/clinic with medical supplies
Medical screening and tending to immediate needs of 585 children
Emergency Aid: setting up of welfare centres
Emergency Water Distribution
Restoration of water supply
Distribution of water purification tablets
Emergency Aid
Relief Items — 32 tons of instant noodles
Provision of First Aid Kits
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Meals ready to eat (MRE) food packs comprising rice, chicken curry, chickpea and dhall.
Infrastructure
3 basic health units
Procurement and imminent distribution of 7,000 one-week family food rations for affected communities
Despatch of 5,000 tents and 2.1 tonnes of essential medicines
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Emergency Aid
Relief Items
2,000 family packs
8,000 Tarpaulins
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
Permanent Housing for 184 families
A health and Development centre
A vehicle
Water and Irrigation Project
Emergency Response
Emergency aid: relief goods including rice
Emergency Response:
Emergency Aid
Relief items such as medicine, food, blankets, tents and other relief materials
Emergency Appeal — IFRC for relief work in the Philippines
Relief items include blankets, food, drinking water, construction materials and body bags
Emergency Aid
Relief items
3,264 Water bottle purification systems
50,000 packets of Rice sticks
320 Bottled water
Milk drinks
Biscuits
Infrastructure
101 houses built
303 transitional shelters for Ketsana affected families in Botolan, Zambales province, Central Luzon
Emergency Aid
Relief items — food, basic hygiene and medical supplies.
Emergency Response
Emergency Aid
Relief items — bags of rice, packets of noodles, can of sardines, sleeping mats, blankets and Jerry cans
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Relief items — sleeping mats, mosquito nets, bags of rice, packets of noodles and can of sardine
Emergency Medical Response Team
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Emergency Aid
Relief items
1,180 mattresses
3 water filtration systems
6,800 zinc sheets
15,000 jerry cans
Shelter needs for 500 families
500 GI sheets
1,000 solar lamps
Emergency Support — ICRC Economic Security and water and habitat programmes benefiting 25,668 people
Infrastructure
Construction of approx 80 classrooms, Vocational Training College complex, water system and medical facilities
Llorente Library and Information Center (LLIC) Inc
Building of community centres, toilet blocks and helpdesk for 150 families
Installation of hand pumps and installation of slow sand filters in 43 barangays
Vita meal food distribution
Watson rehab water and sanitation facilities in schools and communities
Provision of 30,000 boxes of toys in collaboration with Lego
Art therapy
Medical
Rehabilitation, equipping and reconstruction of 64 medical facilities
DRR and 4,500 kits for school
Medical mission with SRC volunteers
Provision of 2 ambulances
Modular medical shelters benefiting 5,583 people
Emergency Response Team
Relief Items
2 kg rice
2 cans Sardines
4 packets instant noodles
Emergency Aid
3 Water Filtration System
Emergency Aid
Relief items
50 ‘2’ fold stretchers
50 Canvas carrying sheet
50 Flexible splints for bone fracture
200,000 Zinc sheets
Emergency relief
Distribution of basic household supplies
Emergency Response
Emergency Aid: distribution of food and non-food items
Water and sanitation programme
Emergency Aid
Delivery of food and water
Emergency Aid for IDPs
Distribution of water, food, blankets, cooking utensils and clothes
Emergency Aid: distribution of food packets and clean water in affected districts
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
3 Schools
320 Houses
Multi Purpose hall
Emergency Aid
Relief Aid — 320 tents for IDPs
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
Rebuilding 50 homes
A community Service Centre
2 Community centres
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
Relief items for 10, 000 families
Kitchen sets
School bags, Writing books, Instrument sets and School shoes
Mattresses
Emergency Aid
Delivery of food and water
Building Community Resilience programme
Humanitarian Aid — ICRC: Food, hygiene kits, shelter kits, medical supplies
Construction of new houses and schools
Specialty Teaching Project and disaster preparedness
Emergency Aid
18 Inflatable Boats
20 boats
960 cartons of Bottled drinking water
Youth Mission
Emergency Aid: family kits, food packages, tarpaulins and PPE (for responders)
Emergency Aid
Infrastructure
Rebuilding of Izmit State Hospital
Emergency Aid — mobile field kitchens
Emergency Aid — for Internally Displaced People
Donation of USD 10,000 to support essential services provided by Ukraine Red Cross
To cater 3.8 million overnight stays in shelters
Serving 68 million meals and snacks to affected communities
The Pillowcase Project
Support in areas of first aid and emergency health care, psychosocial support, treatment of water, sanitation assistance, cleaning and personal hygiene items, insecticide-treated mosquito nets
Emergency Aid
Training
First aid training for staff in Vanuatu Red Cross to aid various communities in the country.
Emergency Aid
Relief items
204 solar energy lamps
Emergency Response
Emergency Response: 06 tonnes of rice, 600 boxes of noodles, 1600 household kits
Emergency Aid
Relief Aid
50 tons of rice
400 units of plastic water container (500 litres capacity)
Livelihood
370 cows in 4 provinces
Emergency Aid
Relief Aid
50 tons of rice
Emergency Appeal — IFRC
Provision of relief items (household kits and tarpaulins) and safe drinking water
Promotion of sanitation and hygiene
Emergency Aid
Livelihood
140 cows in Dien Bien Province
Emergency Response Team
Emergency Aid
232 household kits
Emergency Aid
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), and health assistance
Past Project
Ongoing ProjectSingapore Red Cross engages with communities at home and beyond our shores to build resilience and recover from natural disasters. The Global Engagement department consists of three sections: International Services (IS), the Centre of Excellence for Pandemic Preparedness (CoEPP) and Humanitarian Engagement (HE).
When a disaster strikes, International Services assesses the situation and responds by providing aid to those affected in various forms. Our relief efforts are supported by a pool of volunteers trained in first aid, medical care, water and sanitation and psychosocial support. SRC stays on beyond the emergency phase, remaining for as long as needed to support affected communities, rebuild lives and re-establish sustainable livelihoods. In times of war and aftermath of natural disasters, we also assist families in tracing their loved but lost ones via the Red Cross Restoring Family Links Service.
The aim of the Centre of Excellence for Pandemics is to provide a platform for the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement to regularly exchange information and best practices, so as to be on top of any potential outbreaks and have appropriate countermeasures in place.
Read MoreOne of the most powerful typhoons in recorded history, Typhoon Haiyan (known in the Philippines as Typhoon Yolanda) pummelled South China, Vietnam, Caroline Islands and the Philippines from 3 to 11 November 2013. With generous support from the People of Singapore, the Singapore Red Cross delivered emergency supplies, mobilised one advanced and three medical missions to Ormoc, and supported large-scale relief operations across the affected areas in the Philippines.
Charting progress on rebuilding efforts in Nepal on the second anniversary of the 2015 earthquake, the Singapore Red Cross has completed 28 community facilities comprising schools, mobile clinics, health posts and a community hall. 32 other rebuilding projects are well underway, slated for completion by the end of 2017. All these projects - funded by the S$11 million in donations from the Government and People of Singapore - are expected to directly support close to 100,000 people in Nepal.
In recent years, SRC saw the importance of establishing platforms where young people in Singapore can engage in humanitarian affairs and activities, and in the process forge cohesion and unity among diverse groups. Humanitarian Engagement encourages people to actively engage with humanitarian issues and activities such as thinking of innovative ideas for specific humanitarian issues. The SRC Humanitarian Innovation Challenge was launched in 2021 to encourage young people to propose ideas to overcome pressing humanitarian challenges in Singapore.
The Humanitarian Conference was conceived to facilitate the exchange of knowledge, perspectives, and best practices on current issues in humanitarian work relevant to us all today. The conference provides a platform for discussion, not only amongst humanitarian organisations, but also with other parties who have embraced the humanitarian cause.
Working together with the International Red Cross Movement, the Singapore Red Cross has developed an Overseas Disaster Deployment Training (ODDT) targeted at volunteers who are keen to learn about disaster response and participate in disaster response activities overseas.
This is an intensive 8 day (40 hours) training programme that spans 4 weekends (Saturdays and Sundays).
In view of current COVID-19 guidelines, ODDT has shifted to virtual learning. Physical classes will resume when the situation allows.
