The Newfoundland and Labrador Division welcomed new leaders in August. The Welcome and Installation Service took place on Sunday, August 21, 2016 at the Gander Citadel. Lt.-Colonels Eddie and Genevera Vincent were welcomed by some 350 people and installed by Colonels Mark and Sharon Tillsley. Also on hand were General Bramwell Tillsley (rtd.) and DHQ staff.  […]

The Salvation Army is providing support in Yunnan Province, China, after a 6.1-magnitude earthquake on Sunday 3 August caused widespread devastation – particularly around Ludian County, which was the epicentre. Upwards of 600 people lost their lives in the disaster and more than 3,000 were injured. Local reports suggest that at least 80,000 houses collapsed  […]

On May 16, 2014 The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) participated in a emergency preparedness fair at Memorial University of Newfoundland.  The fair brought together various emergency response and preparedness groups from campus and the community to raise awareness of the importance of preparedness.  The event also gave representatives from the various groups and  […]

This week, May 5-9 is Hunger Awareness Week in Canada.  Foodbanks Canada and its partners across Canada use this week to highlight the problem of hunger in the country.  Everyday across Canada The Salvation Army, through its local churches, community and social units, serves hungry Canadians.  Through feeding programs, cooking classes, food banks and other  […]

Every Tuesday students from Booth Memorial and Bishops College schools are invited to a free lunch hosted by The Salvation Army. St. John’s Citadel is located close by to the two schools and hosts lunches organized by The Salvation Army Community and Family Services. On April 29, staff from Target Canada joined regular staff and  […]

The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) is made up of volunteers, staff and officers who are prepared to serve in communities impacted by disasters and in other situations.  Preparation for service includes registration, training and practice to ensure that the Salvation Army’s response is coordinated and competent in meeting the needs of communities and  […]

Human trafficking is a global problem that has local implications for the people of Newfoundland and Labrador.  The Salvation Army is active around the world on this issue and is honoured to share information about an upcoming event that aims to “educate and inform the community about Human Trafficking and the partnerships essential to address  […]

Once again the generosity of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians was expressed through their support of The Salvation Army over the Christmas season.  The support shown by members of our communities contributes to the ongoing work of The Salvation Army to promote dignity and hope for all. The fundraising goal for our annual Christmas Kettle Campaign was  […]

Believing that no person is beyond redemption and hope the Salvation Army’s Correctional & Justice Services offers caring and compassionate care to those involved with the justice and correctional systems.  The Christmas season is an important and busy time for this ministry as volunteers and staff serve offenders at facilities in Whitbourne, Clarenville and St.  […]

Hundreds of individuals in Newfoundland and Labrador will receive assistance from The Salvation Army during the Christmas season.  We need your help to restore dignity and provide hope to families who will face challenges during the winter months and throughout the year. There are a number of ways that you can donate: Christmas Kettles By  […]