Over the past several months, The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda has held a series of Reconciliation Circles as part of our commitment to the journey of reconciliation. These guided conversations, grounded in an Indigenous appreciative inquiry approach of storytelling, meaningful dialogue and active listening, are designed to support the

It was a foggy and rainy evening when I departed from the rocky Atlantic coast of Newfoundland and Labrador to take a 37-hour journey to Bali, Indonesia, for The Salvation Army’s International Theological Symposium. Much like the other delegates, we travelled from faraway places, in great expectation of the days that would follow. We were

Application Information The 2025 Northern Capacity Fund is made possible through Food Banks Canada to support sustainable capacity investments in Northern communities. This fund supports food banks and other food security organizations in implementing the infrastructure needed to improve and expand their existing food banking services into

Application Information  In January 2024, Food Banks Canada officially launched the National Standards of Excellence. Food Banks Canada Standards of Excellence is the framework that will set the foundation for the network to thrive. The standards cover six key areas regarded as fundamental to enable the food banking network’s proficiency to

When Diana* first connected with The Salvation Army, she was looking for guidance. Living in supportive housing through Sanctuary London, she felt ready to do more with her time — to contribute, connect, and move forward. Though she held a diploma in Office Administration and had a strong circle of support through her family, friends, and faith

When Patrick* connected with the Pathway of Hope team at the Halifax Centre of Hope, he was ready to take a new step forward. After navigating a difficult chapter in his life, including a marriage breakdown and a return to substance use, he was determined to rebuild with purpose and stability. His goals were clear: restore his health, find a

Pathway of Hope provides intensive case management to individuals and families who have a desire to take action to break the cycle of crisis while intentionally surrounding the family with spiritual care for access to spiritual growth and development.

A new round of funding for the Local Food Infrastructure Fund (LFIF) from the federal government has opened this week.  As announced in the Federal 2024 Budget, the government has committed an additional $19.2 million over two years to support large-scale projects. The fund is designed to support projects that will “help improve community

Food Banks Canada has launched the 2024 Standards of Excellence Grant - Round 3 to support food banks in meeting the National Standards of Excellence by March 2025. This grant is open to food banks and provincial associations affiliated with Food Banks Canada. Eligible expenses include technology, equipment, and consulting services. Applications

The School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF) is now accepting applications from not-for-profit organizations to improve school food programming infrastructure across Canada. With funding up to $8 million per project, the SFIF aims to support the purchase of equipment and infrastructure that will strengthen community-based food systems, ensuring