BRAVE is a movement that starts with meeting girls where they are, regardless of socio-economic circumstance, educational attainment, life experience or goals and ambitions. From March to May, The Salvation Army will host BRAVE 2023 events all over the country, with the goal of communicating strength and agency to all young women who attend.

Four communities hold creative fundraisers in support of Partners in Mission.

Victoria Citadel's bike-lending program emerges from a territorial innovation grant.

The Salvation Army’s School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Kingston, Jamaica provides high-quality education for more than 120 students.

Last year, the Canada and Bermuda Territory launched Learning Pathways, a course created by International Headquarters to provide teaching on engaging with community, using an integrated mission and faith-based facilitation approach.

HOPE: Stories of Survival, Whosoever by Rend Collective and The Dog Who Wanted to Play by Major Fred Ash.

“My father led me to the Lord when I was seven years old,” says Major Woody Hale, who was born into a Salvation Army family in Botwood, N.L. His father served as the secretary of league of mercy outreach ministry for 25 years, and his mother was a committed Christian and faithful soldier. “When I was a kid, I would get up

In this photo essay, you will see how The Salvation Army Caribbean Territory is sharing the love of Jesus, meeting human needs and transforming communities.

As we embark on a new year, we look back on The Salvation Army's international programs and initiatives that made a difference in 2022.

The 16-week pre-employment training program includes intensive in-class instruction with insights into Canadian culture, health, job skills, safety, self-esteem, communication skills and employment expectations.