On March 28, 2025, at approximately 12:50 PM local time, a devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, with the epicenter near Mandalay.

Damon Winters, Director for International Business and Economic Development speaks at the US Department of Labor HQ in Washington, D.C.

With incoming funding from FedEx, The Salvation Army mobilizes relief efforts after flooding in Brazil

There are nearly 50 million people around the world imprisoned in various forms of modern-day slavery and human traffic

In Papua New Guinea, where natural disasters are prevalent, SAWSO responded to the need for improved disaster preparedness

The storm caused damage to The Salvation Army children's school in Acapulco. The Army quickly mobilized its response efforts to assist the community.

How The Salvation Army transformed an informal market into a thriving business hub

As on-site classes resumed after the pandemic, families faced the challenges of buying necessary school supplies for their children

The Pelotas Integration Center is a place where children can receive the warmth of love, a good meal, and a chance at a brighter future

The Integrated Health Initiative Project tackles the challenges affecting women and children with HIV and AIDS in the far south of India

Using sustainable business development methodology, SAWSO funds the installation of a roof for a local football field

Farmers in the Muko region of Rwanda learn sustainable farming practices and self-sustaining business models

Over 2,500 people have died in Turkey and Syria as a result of a strong 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck on Feb. 6

The country is currently facing one of the worst floods it has seen in a decade.

Every day, SAWSO and its partners remove the complications that hinder the rebuilding of hope following natural and man-made disasters.

In November, 2013, Typhoon Haiyan wreaked unprecedented destruction on the Philippines.

Without antiretroviral treatment, roughly one-third of pregnant, HIV-positive women will pass the virus on to their unborn or newborn children.

September 2016 marked the end of a 3-year project in the South American nation of Paraguay to provide health and medical services.

The Salvation Army has been actively serving in the Ukraine since 1993, and continues to provide services and programs to the area amid conflict.

Hurricane Beryl's impact on Jamaica and the wider Caribbean has been profound, reaching category five storm status late on Monday, July 1.

The families of Ukraine have endured over 21 months of war now. Children, and the most vulnerable in Ukrainian society pay a particularly high price.

The Salvation Army World Service Office creates a hub for change, sports, and fellowship in Ecuador

A community-driven project supported by SAWSO sparks hope and resilience in Zimbabwe's rural heartland

For more than 150 years, The Salvation Army has stood firmly behind individuals impacted by trafficking and exploitation

SAWSO has just wrapped up a six-year-long project that sought to alleviate several issues like poverty, unemployment, and living with STIs

Just these words are written on the back wall of the store, right behind the counter, impossible to ignore

More than 2,000 families will benefit from the newly built water purification wells

On the morning of February 24, 2022 Russian forces invaded Ukraine in an extreme escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict which began in 2014

In communities across Guatemala that are known for violence and high crime rates, SAWSO is working hard to provide a place of refuge for students.

The Salvation Army, an international movement, has a long-standing presence in Ukraine and neighboring countries.