Justice
Strategy and impact

160 Years: Social Justice

Social justice has been a key component of The Salvation Army’s mission since its inception in 1865.

Discover the inspiring journey of our justice response and the Match Girl's Strike of 1888.

The Salvation Army continues to fight for social justice and has worked with the United Nations since 1947, and in 2007 we established our International Social Justice Commission (ISJC) in New York City, USA.

ISJC is The Salvation Army’s strategic voice to advocate for human dignity and social justice with the world’s poor and oppressed.

Special thanks and additional credits to The Salvation Army United Kingdom and Ireland Territory.

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Amid the massive destruction in Jabaliya camp, a child rides his bicycle through the camp's streets.
Conflict
Justice

International Salvation Army calls for peace and goodwill

The Salvation Army grieves deeply the ongoing loss of life and human suffering in Gaza.

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Compass
Strategy and impact

Compass

The Salvation Army's global strategic framework.

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Faith-Based Facilitation
Strategy and impact

Faith-Based Facilitation

Faith-Based Facilitation is a way of helping people think, talk, explore and respond to issues in the light of faith.

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World map with countries highlighted in different colours
Strategy and impact

World Map

A downloadable map showing countries in which The Salvation Army is at work.

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Strategy and impact

160 Years: Church and Charity

For 160 years, The Salvation Army has embraced the world with the love of Jesus, sharing the life-giving Spirit of God in communities around the world.

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Strategy and impact

160 Years: Emergency Services

The Salvation Army will be there before, during and after disaster strikes, supporting the long-term recovery of communities around the world.

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