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Bloedd y Gad dwyieithog i ddathlu penblwydd Byddin yr Iachawdwriaeth yn 150 yng Nghymru.

First Bilingual edition of War Cry marks 150 years in Wales for The Salvation Army.

The garden has new gravel, plants and seating areas after residents gave it a makeover.

Modern slavery survivors skydive to raise funds for others in Salvation Army support.

Team of over 60 volunteers offer their time ensuring we can continue to support people of Blackpool.

The church near Rotherham in South Yorkshire, runs a food bank every Wednesday morning with around 40 food parcels given out.

It includes the creation of habitats for wading birds and species including the great crested newt.

Community Wardrobe at Regent Hall is experiencing a huge demand for clothing and school uniforms.

People who are supported at Austin House Family Centre are encouraged to give back and volunteer.

Sharon Ralph, the manager of New Direction in Braintree, is marking two decades at the lifehouse.

We’ve armed our frontline officers and staff with advice to encourage the people they serve to vote.

More than 10,000 volunteers across the UK and Ireland keep our vital community services running.

The lunch club provides opportunities for people with additional needs to volunteer.

Knit and Natter group comes together to produce exhibition pieces over conversation and friendship.

People gathered to show off their skills to celebrate 115 years of serving the community.

They were named Community Group of The Year at Ivybridge Town Council annual community awards.

Croydon Salvation Army’s work to support people who are homeless was recently recognised by royalty.

The Salvation Army in Scotland outlines steps needed to help people break the cycle of homelessness.

As the warmer weather approaches, our Uniform Hub asks for support earlier to cope with demand.

People and business in the town can donate surplus food which can be collected by local residents.