Day Of Giving: Red Cross Looks After Mental Health Needs Of Those Struggling
The work of the Red Cross doesn't stop after the immediate crisis – the mental health needs of those struggling are just as important.
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The work of the Red Cross doesn't stop after the immediate crisis – the mental health needs of those struggling are just as important.
The American Red Cross does so much that we see every day, but also a lot that we don't see. Military families know the Red Cross is often the only means of communicating during a time of crisis.
It has been an unprecedented year. But despite everything, the American Red Cross is still carrying out its missions - deploying 7,000 volunteers to help those impacted by disasters.
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