History of the Red Cross
Who Founded the Red Cross Movement?
Henry Dunant
What year was the Belize Red Cross founded?
1983
How many Fundamental Principles guide the Red Cross?
7
What does IFRC stand for?
International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent.
What year was the ICRC founded?
1863
Where is the national headquarters of Belize Red Cross located?
Belize City
Name one of the Fundamental Principles.
Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity, Universality
How many countries are part of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement?
191
The Red Cross was inspired after which battle?
The Battle of Solferino
Name one program the Belize Red Cross runs.
Blood Drives, Wheelchair Program, Disaster Response, Youth program.
Which principle means we help people without discrimination?
Impartiality
What is one thing youth can do to support their school/community?
lead projects, spread awareness, volunteer at events
What is the Geneva Convention
An international treaty to protect the wounded and prisoners of war.
Who leads the Belize Red Cross?
The Director General and the Governing Board
Which principle reminds us not to take sides in conflict?
Neutrality
What online platform connects Red Cross volunteers worldwide?
IFRC Learning Platform
What is the largest humanitarian network in the world?
The Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
True or False: The Belize Red Cross is part of the Government.
False – it’s an independent humanitarian organization.
Which principle ensures there is only ONE Red Cross Society per country?
Unity
How many volunteers are part of the Red Cross Movement globally?
About 16 million