Strengthening Climate Resilience

FREE places now open for the flagship climate change adaptation and disaster risk resilience programme - for climate responders in East Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.

RedR UK: who we are

Everyone should be able to count on fair, sustainable, effective, and dignifying humanitarian support in crisis.

RedR UK works to strengthen the capacity of agencies, aid workers, and affected communities to prepare, respond and recover from complex humanitarian crises. We provide learning and development services for the humanitarian and development sectors, envisioning a world in which highly skilled professionals respond effectively, inclusively, and sustainably to disasters, wherever they are in the world.

Working with the largest international multilateral agencies as well as local actors at the grassroots level, and many other partners across the private sector, trusts and foundations, and academia, we innovate at the nexus of climate change, engineering in emergencies, and humanitarian response.

What sets us apart?

  • We are present during every stage of the disaster response cycle, from preparedness and risk reduction to emergency response, early recovery, and rehabilitation/reconstruction. 
  • We have a truly global reach, working in some of the world’s most vulnerable countries. We’re agile in reaching those who need our training through the learning methods that suit learners best.   
  • We adapt to each local context. Our trainers are at the cutting edge of new expertise, and we’re known for our thoroughly localised approach. 
  • We’re taking the long view. Strengthening local capacity on the ground builds long-terms resilience. We engage in present needs rather than relying on yesterday’s principles.

Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Response

We are offering a series of free, online and contextualised training modules covering a variety of topics in Ukrainian, English, Polish, Romanian, and Moldovan. 

We continue to consult with both international and local actors, adjusting our approach over time.

Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Response
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For the next International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day this year prompted some reflection. 

For the next International Women’s Day

Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction - Free training course

RedR UK is offering a free of charge, innovative, high-quality online training course aiming to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to respond to and advocate for improved action around climate change and disaster risk reduction.

The course is contextualised to each one of these 3 regions: East Africa, South Asia & Southeast Asia. Click the link below to learn more.

Climate Change Adaptation & Disaster Risk Reduction - Free training course

Leave a gift in your Will to RedR UK

We understand that writing a Will is a hugely important and personal task. 

It is an expression of your values and what you believe in. Your family and loved ones will always be the top priority, but once you have made these arrangements it can be easier than you think to leave a gift for a charity close to your heart.

Leave a gift in your Will to RedR UK

40 years of experience working with international agencies across the world

Where we work

We deliver humanitarian training and support around the world working primarily in developing countries that are prone to or have been affected by major natural disasters or conflict. We have regional programme offices in the UK, Jordan and Sudan. We deliver training, consultancy services and expert support globally. 

I’ve taken three RedR courses: Needs Assessment in Emergencies, Training of Trainers, and Proposal and Report Writing. The trainers have always been great. They have a lot of knowledge, and they know how to share it and to enhance our skills, our ability in our work. We don’t find any other training centres in Sudan that specialise in courses for NGOs and humanitarian organisations. I’ve just got back to Khartoum after a ten-day trip to the field, and I can say for sure that I’ve used what I learnt when writing up my field report.

Muhammed Faisal

Training and Capacity-Building Manager at UNESCO Chair for Women in Science and Technology, Sudan