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The Salvation Army is a charity organisation in Singapore dedicated to help the needy & bring hope, from empowering youths to supporting ex offenders since 1935.
If you wish to contact us, you may email public.relations@smm.salvationarmy.org or call 6555 0188. Meeting needs and providing hope in the community since 1935. To us, every life is precious and we actively help those in need regardless of age, race or religion.
Operating as a charity in Singapore for more than 88 years, The Salvation Army has helped a wide group of individuals and families in the society each year ranging from vulnerable children and youth, frail elderly, isolated migrant workers, ex-offenders, and struggling families and individuals.
BE A VOLUNTEER. Volunteers play a pivotal role in the lives of our beneficiaries as they help to build a more compassionate community and seek to improve the well-being of our children, youth, elderly, families and migrant workers. TESTIMONIALS. JOIN US TODAY.
The Salvation Army Singapore, Singapore. 8,369 likes · 181 talking about this · 4,085 were here. Meeting needs and providing hope in the community since 1935.
The Salvation Army Singapore Central Corps, Singapore. 1,471 likes · 13 talking about this · 1,798 were here. SCC has people of many backgrounds. We have educational programs for children, youth and...
The Salvation Army has been touching lives in Singapore since 1935 and we remain committed in serving the underprivileged in the community without discrimination. To us, every life is precious and we actively help those in need regardless of age, race or religion.
The Salvation Army Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand Territory, Singapore. 372 likes · 13 talking about this · 4 were here. Updates on Singapore,...
Jul 22, 2022 · SINGAPORE - After a two-year drop in donations during the Covid-19 pandemic, The Salvation Army Singapore is hoping to boost fund raising to meet rising costs and step up support for...
Mar 1, 2005 · In May 1935 Salvation Army work began in Singapore. It spread to Penang (1938), Melaka and Ipoh (1940), Kuching (Sarawak) (1950), Kuala Lumpur (1966) and Kota Kinabalu (Sabah) (1996).
