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What to do if a baby is choking?

In this blog, we&#39;ll guide you on how to help a choking baby, where baby refers to an infant who is less than 1 year old. But remember, taking a first aid course is the best way to be prepared for situations like these!&nbsp;<br />
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In this blog, we'll guide you on how to help a choking baby, where baby refers to an infant who is less than 1 year old. But remember, taking a first aid course is the best way to be prepared for situations like these! 

 

In this blog, we&#39;ll guide you on how to help a choking baby, where baby refers to an infant who is less than 1 year old. But remember, taking a first aid course is the best way to be prepared for situations like these!&nbsp;<br />
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Hope for a better future in Syria: Reflections from a Canadian in Eastern Ghouta

The people of Eastern Ghouta have had to endure weeks, months and even years of fighting.
I had the opportunity to visit two of the camps that are now hosting thousands of people who are not only hungry and in many cases sick, but also tired. Tired of living in conflict. Tired of not being able to live a normal life.

Getting comfortable in the water before walking

Even when kids wear flotation devices and water wings, the water can quickly become a source of stress for parents. That’s why the Red Cross strongly recommends signing kids up for swimming lessons when they are just months old.

Red Cross helps Saskatchewan family affected by house fire

The day after Christmas in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan this year was chilly: -35C chilly. Carmen, Jordy, one-year old Otis and the family cat decided to enjoy a fire in their fireplace to warm up. They didn’t know that a squirrel had been hoarding pinecones in their chimney. Their living room quickly filled with smoke and soon the roof of their old home was in flames. 

Ready to volunteer? When a disaster strikes, Red Cross volunteers are ready

For the Canadian Red Cross, volunteers are the front line for communities when disaster strikes. 

Giving back feels close to home

Canadian Red Crosser Dr. Mausam Bohara shares her experience working on the ground in Bangladesh, providing care for people who are fleeing violence in Myanmar. 

In photos: responding to a growing refugee crisis in Uganda

Uganda is currently facing one of the world’s largest refugee crises. As the host country with the largest refugee population in Africa, Uganda hosts an estimated 1.3 million refugees from South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Burundi. New arrivals come every day, of which the vast majority are women and children.

Meet a Somali Red Crescent social mobilization volunteer

High school student Ibrahim Ali Muse joined the Somali Red Crescent Society's response to an outbreak last year. He and other volunteers were a part of a treatnent centre which was supported by the Canadian Red Cross and the Government of Canada. 

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