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The Salvation Army Empowers Young Women Through BRAVE Programming
Each spring, The Salvation Army in Moncton, N.B., hosts BRAVE, a special event designed for girls aged 12-18, focused on fostering empowerment and solidarity among young women. More than a one-day event, BRAVE is part of an international movement launched in 2014 to educate, uplift and support young girls from vulnerable backgrounds. The program provides…
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Free Salvation Army Tax Clinics Help Clients Get More Financial Benefits
Tax season can be stressful, especially for those who can’t afford professional help. The Salvation Army in Corner Brook, N.L., strives to make the process smoother by offering free tax clinics for low-income families or individuals to ensure they file their taxes timely, accurately and hopefully earn some additional income. “The majority of the clients…
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Market Room Gives Food Bank Clients a Shopping Style Experience
In recent years, food banks across Canada have experienced an increase in clients. The pandemic and inflation significantly impacted grocery prices, leaving many families struggling, even now. An initiative, developed after COVID-19, called the “Market Room” at The Salvation Army food bank in Truro, N.S., allows clients to have a comfortable experience when they come…
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Birth of a Street Ministry
Story by: Bruce Cluett, EDS VolunteerReposted from The Salvationist article (written in January 2025) It all started with a vision to serve. It was always the goal of Steven Hynes, emergency disaster services (EDS) director of The Salvation Army’s Atlantic Division, to expand the EDS ministry to get out into the streets of St. John’s,…
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Feel Good February: The Importance of Exercise at Any Age
Across the Atlantic Division, The Salvation Army is celebrating Feel Good February – a time to take care of your community, your loved ones, and yourself. One important way to do this is through exercise, which helps maintain health and well-being at any age. At The Salvation Army’s Lakeview Manor in Riverview, NB, seated exercise…
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Moose Meat Donation Provides Tons of Meals at Salvation Army Soup Kitchen
Moose meat has traditionally been a staple food in Newfoundland and Labrador, not only because of its delicious taste but also due to its cultural and emotional significance. Recently, The Salvation Army in Corner Brook, N.L., received a large donation of moose meat, allowing them to serve over 1,000 meals to clients at their soup…
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Serving with Heart: How Street Ministry in Sydney Builds Community and Hope
The Salvation Army’s Street Ministry program in Sydney, NS, is making a significant impact on the unhoused and vulnerable populations while fostering a sense of community among volunteers and strengthening relationships throughout the area. Each week, the Street Ministry team sets up the Community Response Unit (CRU) truck to serve those in need. With the…
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Salvation Army Helps Client Heal After Escaping Abuse
A few months ago, Nicole (not her real name) from Truro, N.S., lived in an unbearable situation. She dealt with daily domestic abuse, which affected her physically and mentally. To escape her reality, she turned to The Salvation Army, an organization that helped her family for generations. “Some days, the violence and abuse were just…
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Growing Community Support Through Food and Clothing Drives
For almost 15 years, Nutri-Lawn has partnered with The Salvation Army in St. John’s to make a meaningful impact through an annual food and clothing drive. This initiative has become a long-standing tradition within Nutri-Lawn’s team, loyal customers, and the wider community who come together to support those in need. “Each year, our customers, along…