May 6-12 is #NationalNursingWeek . At The Salvation Army in Canada, we recognize the incredible impact that nurses have on individuals and communities.

Let's show our support for them and celebrate their dedication to making a difference. ❤️

Looking for a last-minute Mother's Day gift?

This year, give your Mom something she'll never forget–the gift of hope. With more than 20 items in our catalogue, you can honour her by providing a family in need with livestock, vocational training, and more.

May 6-11 is Emergency Preparedness Week. The Salvation Army in Canada wants to encourage all Canadians to better prepare for a wide range of emergencies within the country.

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Health is a human right!
United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal number three focuses on promoting well-being at every age. The Salvation Army's International Development projects invest in better healthcare access worldwide.

A playground may seem like a small gift, but it impacts a child's growth. The Salvation Army focuses on uplifting spirits in Mozambique by supplying sports equipment, playsets, and games to children living in remote areas. salvationist.ca/brighterfuture…

Food insecurity is a growing issue for families across Canada, but your donation can make a big difference. Your gift of any amount will provide urgently needed food and support to TWICE as many families who need to choose between feeding their children and paying their bills.

Twenty women completed The Salvation Army's sewing and tailoring program in Pakistan in 2022. Through this program, they can learn skills to improve their financial security. We are committed to empowering women everywhere and motivating them to achieve their goals.

Through medical outreach, new equipment for clinics, and the development of a water borehole, our Mother and Child Health initiative in three towns in Western Kenya served almost 19,000 individuals. This wouldn't be possible without your support!

Join us next week for our Emergency Preparedness Week events: In person or online Events Calendar salvationist.ca/emergency-disa….

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James' life has been a roller coaster of betrayal and heartbreak. He put his life on hold to care for his parents, only to be left homeless and robbed of his identity and inheritance.

Read how The Salvation Army's Centre of Hope is helping him. bit.ly/4dfFuoL

Ninety-eight percent of people experiencing hunger live in vulnerable communities.

Food security is a primary focus of The Salvation Army's international work. It's integrated into many projects, including children's sponsorships, farming, and family health initiatives.

The Salvation Army in Williams Lake, B.C., has been a lifeline for Simone for decades. The food bank provided her with significant assistance as she raised her children and continues to assist her through tough times. bit.ly/3wiaPXh

Let's create a world where no one goes hungry!
United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal number two aims to end hunger. This can be achieved by supporting local farmers, reducing food waste, and advocating for food security.

Children around the world can get school supplies, uniforms, textbooks, and recreational equipment through The Salvation Army Brighter Futures Sponsorship Program.

Become a sponsor today → salvationist.ca/brighterfuture…

It's World Immunization Week!

Let's recognize the life-saving power of vaccines in protecting individuals and communities from deadly diseases. Building healthier and more resilient societies can be achieved by guaranteeing equal access to immunization.

United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal number one seeks to end poverty worldwide.

Through agriculture programs, The Salvation Army helps people in Liberia farm their land productively, produce crops, and ensure their families' food security.

At The Salvation Army Thrift Store, Earth Day holds special significance as we are committed to preserving our planet through retail and reuse. Making environmentally conscious choices is paramount. bit.ly/4aLXDZM

For 14 years, Lisa was a familiar and friendly face to guests and staff at The Salvation Army’s Belkin House community kitchen in Vancouver. Her commitment to volunteering brought hope and touched the lives of many individuals. bit.ly/3Q7g2YO

Being a hero Behind the Shield is a shared commitment to empowering individuals and families to move forward, no matter where they start. Our volunteers embrace this with open doors, minds, and hearts.

Eric and his wife, currently find themselves in a situation many Canadian families are experiencing. The high cost of groceries makes it challenging to be able to put food on the table every day.