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The Salvation Army is helping people in Liberia & Sierra Leone learn skills to help them find permanent employment. Through the Vocational Training Program they, the youth specifically, have the ability to settle back in to the community and develop their minds. Tweh Wessah, Program Coordinator for Vocational Training Centre in Monrovia is featured in this video. Allow him to explain what the training program offers.
http://youtu.be/fCrp-bF5U3M
http://youtu.be/fCrp-bF5U3M
Christ, Coffee and Classes
English Café program helps connect immigrants such as Hurmat to The Salvation Army.
By Nathan Reid-Welford Faith & FriendsFounded 20 years ago by pastors and students to serve the needs of newcomers in the area, Winnipeg’s English Café offers informal and conversational English programs. The café is a welcoming destination for anyone who wants to improve their English, be they recent immigrants or anyone who has been in Canada longer and is looking to strengthen their skills.
For the Cause
How a young Salvationist in Glace Bay, N.S., is leading Partners in Mission efforts.
by Robyn Goodyear FeaturesInternational DevelopmentSarah Barrett, a 21-year-old Salvationist in Glace Bay, N.S., organized several special fundraising events in support of The Salvation Army’s Partners in Mission Campaign.
Pathways to Home
How The Salvation Army is developing permanent supportive housing.
by Theresa McLeod-Treadwell Opinion & Critical ThoughtNovember 22 is National Housing Day. As a community, we can use this opportunity to reflect on housing as a human right, what that means to us and how we can help make it a reality for all.
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