Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is one of the largest, most diverse providers of social services in the UK after the Government. Founded in East London in 1865, they now work in 120 countries worldwide.
As a church and registered charity, they demonstrate their Christian principles through social welfare provision. Worldwide there are over 1.6million members, with programmes including homeless centres, drug rehabilitation centres, schools, hospitals and medical centres, as well as nearly 16,000 church and community centres. The work of The Salvation Army is funded through donations from its members, the general public and, where appropriate, local authority and government grants.
Local Salvation Army church and community centres offer a range of activities and services within their local communities. People can become involved in all sorts of ways, through volunteering with fundraising initiatives, attending church services and helping with local activities.
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