Emergencies
27 January 2021 The Salvation Army is working with other agencies in the storm-hit region to ensure a robust supply of emergency food to up to 1,500 |
14 January 2021 Residents are being invited to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from a health team working at The Salvation Army’s building in Lower Earley, Reading |
13 January 2021 The Salvation Army is bringing assistance to individuals affected by a major fire which destroyed hundreds of homes in the Masiphumelele settlement |
12 January 2021 With the initial provision of beds in the temporary centre already filled, expansion is underway to meet the growing need with a plan for 90 beds |
07 January 2021 The Salvation Army is stepping up to provide relief to the populations of Motokomba and Mossaka, as well as the hard-to-access surrounding villages |
05 January 2021 The Salvation Army has provided emergency accommodation, food and water in the immediate aftermath, and is planning longer-term relief |
28 November 2020 The Salvation Army confirms that an attack upon the Lewono Lembantongoa Outpost, Indonesia, on 27 November 2020 has claimed the lives of four members |
16 November 2020 Working through the school community, it is estimated that nearly 7,000 individuals will be reached via this health promotion activity |
09 November 2020 Evangeline Booth Hospital saw its first case of COVID-19 on 14 March and has adapted its procedures to meet the needs of 3,200+ COVID patients since then |
06 November 2020 In Nicaragua, Salvation Army personnel deployed to assess emergency needs in their communities described a ‘panorama of destruction’ |