Uganda Update 1

Posted on 7th October 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Salvation Army’s International Emergency Services team arrived in Uganda on September 10 to assist with drought relief efforts. Major Rick Shirran, Canadian officer/pastor and Finance Officer for the team reports: • Five of nine monthly food distributions have been completed • Suppliers of maize flower and beans are men of integrity, supplying The Salvation  […]
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Salvation Army Kenya Territories Continue Drought Response

Posted on 29th September 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Salvation Army’s two Kenya territories are pushing on with their drought relief activities. Both territories continue to monitor the situation, constantly looking for relevant, innovative ways of responding to the drought crisis. The Kenya West Territory is concentrating its efforts on Turkana, a desert area in the north, where access to water is the  […]
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Salvation Army Teams Respond to Crisis in Uganda

Posted on 19th September 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Salvation Army’s International Emergency Services team arrived in Uganda on September 10 to assist with drought relief efforts. A drought this severe has not been seen in the area for more than 60 years. Canadian officer/pastor Major Rick Shirran, a member of the team, reports: “The people of North East Uganda are facing the  […]
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Canadian Officer/Pastor Deploys to Uganda

Posted on 7th September 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
Major Rick Shirran, The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services Director for Canada and Bermuda is being deployed to Uganda for a period of eight weeks in order to support the Army’s drought relief project in North East Uganda. The Central Eastern area of Uganda has suffered a drought in the past five years that has  […]
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Salvation Army Continues Drought Response in Uganda

Posted on 6th September 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Salvation Army in Uganda continues its response to drought conditions that have taken hold across much of the Horn of Africa. Children are particularly vulnerable, with malnourishment among under-fives having increased dramatically. In one district the government is using two health centres solely for the purpose of dealing with malnourished children. The Red Cross  […]
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Salvation Army Responds to Drought in East Africa

Posted on 26th July 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
Initial relief efforts are in place and The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda is sending $50,000 to provide water to drought-stricken Africa where more than 12 million people are at risk of starvation. Funds will support people in northern Kenya by: – providing people in villages with clean, safe water for drinking and cooking.  […]
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Salvation Army Responds to Myanmar Earthquake

Posted on 30th March 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
The Salvation Army in Myanmar (sometimes known as Burma) is responding with emergency supplies after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake hit the east of the country on Friday, March 25. Initial reports indicated that the earthquake had caused relatively little damage and that only two people were killed. As more contact was made with the affected area,  […]
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