Thanks to your generous support, hundreds of people around the world received the transforming gift of hope this year.

The Salvation Army is a member of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, a partnership of 15 faith-based organizations working together to end hunger. 

Under the Tree is a fundraising campaign that helps ministry units work together—as a congregation, a women’s ministry group, a youth group, etc.—to “Fill a Dorm,” “Fill a School” or “Build a Farm.”

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

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 Bacongo Vocational Training Centre is a catalyst for hope in women's lives.

Together, let's help provide brighter futures for youth worldwide as we continue to equip them throughout their schooling years.

The Mchinji Anti-Child Trafficking Centre, provides physical, spiritual and mental support for rescued children, as well as the life skills for a sustainable income and a brighter future.

With almost 99 percent of maternal deaths occurring in developing countries, maternal and child health is a key priority in The Salvation Army's international work.