Whitehorse Shelter to Offer Medical Clinic

Posted on 4th August 2011, by SalvationArmy.ca
People in Whitehorse who rely on the Salvation Army homeless shelter and soup kitchen can soon get medical care there as well. The Yukon government is teaming up with the Salvation Army and the Kwanlin Dun First Nation to establish a weekly outreach clinic, which will open Aug. 10. Two nurses will staff the outreach  […]
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Salvation Army Mentors Kids in Inner City Community

Posted on 18th July 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
On Halloween night, 2007, an 18-year-old man from Regent Park, located in old Toronto, was shot and killed by police after allegedly being caught in a robbery. He had a replica toy gun in his possession. In response, 20 front-line youth workers from various agencies in the community gathered to discuss the existing support for  […]
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Sixteen and pregnant

Posted on 26th April 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
When Jessyka discovered she was pregnant at age 16, she was in shock and disbelief. Her boyfriend of three years was excited about the news. But that didn’t last. Jessyka, anxious and afraid of what the future held, had some decisions to make, and none of them were easy. From an early age Jessyka’s life  […]
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The Agony of a Mother

Posted on 21st March 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
A Stormy Childhood From an early age Debbie learned not to trust adults. She was a victim of abuse and her home was plagued by alcoholism, rage and secrecy. “When my dad drank he became angry without a reason,” says Debbie. “There was screaming and threats of violence. I was always afraid.” While home lacked  […]
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Food Bank seeking donations

Posted on 15th March 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Christmas food donations have almost depleted and the local Food Bank is hoping residents will open up their cupboards and their hearts and continue to help fill their empty shelves. Salvation Army Lt. Nyree Bond said the High River Food Bank is currently averaging 30 to 40 families per day on the two days they’re  […]
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Reaching out to downtown St. John’s patients

Posted on 15th March 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
An eastern Newfoundland health authority is working with the Salvation Army to improve access to medical care in downtown St. John’s. The New Hope clinic, where a nurse practitioner works, has been operating at the Salvation Army’s community centre on Springdale Street for about a year Read more
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Accident Victim Reclaims Dignity Through The Salvation Army

Posted on 24th February 2011, by The Salvation Army in Canada
“When my head hit the pavement, life as I knew it ended,” says Leslie McGrath. Run down at a crosswalk by an intoxicated taxi driver, this highly educated, successful business woman was now mentally impaired. Feeling worthless, and with little hope for the future, she turned to The Salvation Army for help. “A police report  […]
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Have you been cyber bullied?

Posted on 15th October 2010, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Millions of people will wake up today knowing they will be bullied before the day is over. And, the number of bullies is growing because of technology. Recently, cyber bullying has resulted in several suicides. The Salvation Army strives to be effective in its communities and, in Windsor, Ontario, a free seminar was offered on  […]
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Stocking The Shelves in St. John’s

Posted on 13th October 2010, by Newfoundland and Labrador Division
Salvation Army Food Bank Restocked (September 25th) The St. John’s Northwest Rotary Club, in cooperation with The Telegram, Prince of Wales Collegiate and students from surrounding schools, sponsored a food drive for The Salvation Army Food Bank. Donations are helping ensure that the shelves at The Salvation Army food bank are filled and people who come for  […]
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“Happy” Sings for The Salvation Army

Posted on 13th October 2010, by Newfoundland and Labrador Division
Avalon Mall and VOCM Cares Foundation Announces Concert (September 30th) The Avalon Mall and the VOCM Cares Foundation have announced the HAPPY TREE CONCERT in aid of The Salvation Army’s 2010 Christmas Toy and Food Hamper Program in the city of St. John’s. The VOCM Cares Foundation hosts two local concerts at the St. John’s  […]
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