Taking Action to Combat Human Trafficking and Aid Survivors

Posted on 28th October 2024, by britishcolumbia
Human trafficking is a serious human rights violation that affects millions of people worldwide, including many in Canada. The impact of this heinous act, which often involves coercion, fraud and force, affects individuals of all ages and backgrounds, leading to profound physical and emotional trauma.  At The Salvation Army, we are dedicated to combating human  […]
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Navigating Inflation Challenges this Thanksgiving

Posted on 11th October 2024, by britishcolumbia
Lieutenant Neil Thompson from The Salvation Army House of Hope in Vernon unveils the blueprint for a new expanded food bank.
As Thanksgiving approaches, a time for gratitude and reflection, we at The Salvation Army in British Columbia are reminded of the growing challenges many in our community face. Rising food costs, inflation, and housing insecurity are pressing concerns for families and individuals who may have never experienced financial hardship before. As a leading provider of  […]

Belkin House Celebrates 20 Years of Hope and Transformation

Posted on 8th October 2024, by britishcolumbia
The Salvation Army’s Belkin House celebrated its 20th anniversary with a special luncheon attended by stakeholders, donors, and staff in Vancouver this September. The event was a heartfelt gathering where leaders from the organization shared about the significant role that Belkin House has had in the community. They emphasized the vital role it plays in  […]

Celebrating 100 Years of The Salvation Army in Chilliwack

Posted on 4th October 2024, by britishcolumbia
The Salvation Army began its work in Chilliwack in 1924 and today encompasses two ministry units: the Chilliwack Community Church and the Care & Share Centre, where all social service programs are operated.   Some of these services for the community include the Food Bank, a homeless shelter, a soup kitchen, a thrift store and  […]