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Following in giant footsteps
We are so impressed with the Youth Development Programme underway in Swaziland, we would like to talk further about its need in our own country.
Read MoreSwaziland puts young people into business
Swaziland (Eswatini) has taken the incentive by setting up ambitious and exciting projects to combat the massive (50%) unemployment among the young.
Read MoreWhere broken hearts are healed
The heartbeat of 80/156 broken hearts, now joined in a joyous reach for a good life, creates a symphony that vibrates through the Carl Sithole Centre in Klipspruit, Soweto.
Read MoreIn the heart of SA’s murder capital
The Salvation Army Manenberg, crèche and church (Corps) – serving in faith and love
Read MoreDedicated to loving and protecting against massive odds
Bonteheuwel Nursery School is known in the community as a ‘safe haven’, a place of love and care.
Read MoreThe hope that changes lives
Carehaven – A Salvation Army shelter for abused women and their children gives them hope like a fountain of life.
Read MoreNorthern KZN awash with hope
Some years ago, the exciting WASH Project (an acronym for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) was developed under the guidelines of the World Health Organisation.
Read MoreBenoni Goodwill Centre
The Centre is a bridge to a new and better life, providing comfort and care. It’s a place where people can stay while they get on their feet again.
Read MoreAction is our goal for 2020
This year, The Salvation Army is marking 2020 as The Year of Action. The recent news stories we have brought to you, certainly shows the tremendous impact our carers have on those poor souls who seek our help. This is particularly impressive in our homes for abused women and for little children. While it is…
Read MoreThy will be done
“Are you sure about this?” the Estate Planner asked the elderly lady sitting opposite her. “Oh yes, very, sure, I have no family, and there are a few items that are very precious to me and I would really like each of them to go to someone who will really value them when I’m gone. What’s left…
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