The Salvation Army is often perceived purely as a charity, and its status as a Church is often overlooked. Hopefully, through these pages you will come to understand that our mission is to provide assistance to those that need it, providing for their physical and spiritual needs.
Derby Central Salvation Army continue to work tirelessly to serve the needs of our local community.
At Christmas, more than any other time, The Salvation Army works even harder for people in need. Homeless and hungry people, families facing hardship, victims of domestic abuse and human trafficking, people who are ill or grieving, people who are desperately lonely - we reach out to all of them with unstinting friendship and practical, professional help.
Since the start of the Pandemic we have delivered almost 3000 food parcels and despite lockdown we delivered almost 1400 Christmas gifts to needy children.
Our work with victims of Human Trafficking is in ever increasing demand.
The continued work of The Salvation Army in Derby would be greatly affected without the commitment of our tireless volunteers and the continued financial support of the good people of Derby and the surrounding area.
Derby Central 100 Years 1882 - 1982 (Century of service Brochure)
