Following the devastating fire on October 25, 2024 which left one person dead and multiple homes destroyed in Kisenyi II Zone, Kamwokya II parish in Kampala Central Division, Uganda Red
Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) in close coordination with the Government of Uganda, through the Office of the Prime Minister and other partners commemorated the International Day for Disaster Risk
As Uganda faces an escalating frequency of disasters, Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) has issued a strong call for increased and sustained funding to enhance its disaster preparedness and response
At 6 am, Leo Niyibizi (64) begins his day in the tranquil village of Maziba, Bunagana subcounty, approximately 6 kilometers from the border point he oversees. Equipped with his Mega
Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS), in collaboration with the Austrian Red Cross with funding from the Austrian Development Agenc (ADA), has successfully completed the DRC Crisis Bundibugyo Response Project, marking
Anguparu, 33, is a Red Cross volunteer and leads a team of 10 at the faecal sludge treatment plant in Imvepi refugee settlement. Alongside her team mates, she carries out
Uganda Red Cross Society is a membership humanitarian organization incorporated in 1964, by an enactment of the Red Cross Act, Cap 57 of the laws of Uganda. URCS became a member of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in 1965.