The Salvation Army has submitted an application to the local government to change the status of the home to an "open" category, which would allow The Salvation Army to extend its care to other girls in need of a safe, loving environment where they too can flourish. The girls in this home are grateful for the long-distance hug and support they receive from our Sponsorship donors.
Located in the heart of the busy city of Mumbai, the Sion Girls Home provides a haven for 69 girls between the ages of 7 and 18. The majority of the girls are court appointed to live in the care of The Salvation Army. While living in the home the girls are able to continue their education, learn basic life skills and hear how much God loves and values them.
The Salvation Army has submitted an application to the local government to change the status of the home to an "open" category, which would allow The Salvation Army to extend its care to other girls in need of a safe, loving environment where they too can flourish. The girls in this home are grateful for the long-distance hug and support they receive from our Sponsorship donors.
The Salvation Army has submitted an application to the local government to change the status of the home to an "open" category, which would allow The Salvation Army to extend its care to other girls in need of a safe, loving environment where they too can flourish. The girls in this home are grateful for the long-distance hug and support they receive from our Sponsorship donors.
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For more than 40 years, Booth University College (Booth UC) has been a place where Christian faith, academic excellence and a passion for service come together. This commitment to Christ-centred, high-quality education and social justice is at the heart of Booth UC’s mission—one that continues to evolve under the leadership of Rev. (Dr.) Rob
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How The Salvation Army is transforming lives in Myanmar and Zambia.
by Kyle Mangio FeaturesAs we mark World Water Day on March 22, we invite you to join us in creating ripples of hope. Your support through Gifts of Hope can fund projects such as these, bringing clean water and brighter futures to those in need. A new water tank for a children’s home. A hygienic bathroom for a community school. The gift of clean water means health, safety and the opportunity to thrive.
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