Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 29 June 2020 Globally, in excess of 10 million cases of COVID-19 infection have now been recorded by the World Health Organization |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 19 June 2020 Captain Stivina Sinana, shares how life in the east African nation has changed because of COVID-19 |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 17 June 2020 UNHCR reports there are currently 71m displaced people globally; 134 refugee-hosting countries have reported local transmission of coronavirus |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 15 June 2020 Around the world, The Salvation Army continues to respond to human needs resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 12 June 2020 In SE India, a community health response saved a man’s life and gave his wife new purpose – that has led to her becoming part of TSA’s COVID-19 response: |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 04 June 2020 Emergency food provision continues to underpin The Salvation Army’s response around the globe along with hygiene supplies, health education, accommodation |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 27 May 2020 In many remote locations, The Salvation Army is providing enhanced services because of the economic side effects of COVID-19 |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 20 May 2020 'God has opened doors! - the story of one newly-commissioned Salvation Army officer, faced with responding to COVID-19 in a new city |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 19 May 2020 The Salvation Army now has COVID-19 responses in more than 100 of the 131 countries in which it officially operates |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 15 May 2020 While much of the world remains under some form of lockdown, there are shoots of encouragement as some countries start to carefully ease restrictions |
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