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Salvation Army summer schools and camps take place all around the world, catering for many different ages, from children to teenagers and young adults.

Bristol residents can now support community projects in the city by shopping at and donating clothes and household items to a new centre in Filton.

Eight people, who trafficked up to 400 people to the West Midlands, have been jailed following the UK's biggest ever modern slavery prosecution.  

The Salvation Army in Watford is calling on the local community to donate back-to-school supplies for those unable to buy essential kit themselves.

The Salvation Army in Welling High Street is throwing its doors open today and on other days throughout the summer, to mark International Day of Friendship.   

​​​​​​​A centre in Portsmouth is running a project to make sure children who receive free school meals are not going to go hungry this summer.

​​​​​​​The Salvation Army is providing help for homeless and other vulnerable people to stay safe in the hot weather — and is encouraging the public to look out for each other.

As Coronation Street is set to be rocked by an explosive modern slavery plot line, The Salvation Army is launching a pan European awareness campaign to help find the real life ‘Alinas’ being forced to work as slaves in the UK and mainland Europe. 

Salvation Army signs open letter urging Prime Minister to expand refugee resettlement programmes

Pep Guardiola made a surprise visit at this year's Partnership Trophy run by The Salvation Army for residents of its homelessness centres. 

The Salvation Army has joined with leaders of six other Christian denominations to write to newly elected Prime Minister – Boris Johnson - to express its concern that a no deal Brexit will “hit those held back by poverty very hard indeed.”

The Salvation Army in Stratford this week has set up a knife surrender bin in a partnership with local churches.

A man made redundant nine times during his career is now running a service that helps unemployed people in Chippenham to find work.

Scottish Housing Minister Kevin Stewart has seen first-hand the impact of Housing First during a visit to its Salvation Army-run hub in Glasgow.

​​​​​​​The Woman in Black author is backing The Salvation Army’s plea for more donations to its network of food banks.

​​​​​​​There is significantly less money to care for older people who live in rural areas across England according to a new report, Care in Places, by The Salvation Army.

Annie Dell is Policy Analyst for The Salvation Army’s Public Affairs and Social Policy Unit. Here she examines whether advanced payments for those claiming Universal Credit is really the solution to the five week wait most face to receive their benefits. 

​​​​​​​A Salvation Army Lifehouse resident, Mark Atkinson, has been selected to play in goal for Wales in the Homeless World Cup later this month.

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees marked Employability Day 2019 on Friday 28 June by visiting a centre in the city that supports people to find work.

The Salvation Army has launched a new singing initiative called ‘Singing by Heart’ with Carnforth’s inaugural session taking place on Monday, July 1.