This group of cadets will be ordained and commissioned as Salvation Army officers tomorrow morning. Let’s pray for them as they make a commitment to serve God as Christian leaders within our church and charity. Join the celebrations on YouTube:

Our Small Fish podcast is full of ideas to help parents and children’s workers talk to children about moving from primary to secondary school. Listen and learn over the summer holidays:

Our ‘Starfish’ Schools Mentoring Programme is having a positive impact on the lives of children and young people across the UK. Developed by our @childrenyouthsa, it provides help with emotional health, wellbeing, personal development and life skills:

Watched #Adolescence on Netflix? Our ‘Upbeat’ resource offers teenage boys a toolkit to help them take care of their mental health, engage in honest conversations and spot signs in themselves and their friends when things aren’t going well:

Twenty years ago today, in response to the 7/7 bombing, 500 Salvation Army personnel worked around the clock at Russell Square for four weeks supporting the emergency services with refreshments and general pastoral support.

On the 20th anniversary of the London Terror attacks on 7 July 2005, our thoughts and prayers are with survivors and the families of those who lost loved ones.

As we celebrate 160 years of The Salvation Army, we look forward to sharing God’s love through the generations. To learn more about God’s love for you and what it means to become a Christian, visit

For 160 years, The Salvation Army has supported survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. In England and Wales, we've delivered specialist support for adult survivors of modern slavery since 2011, through a Government contract. Read more:

Today we celebrate the work of co-founders Catherine and William Booth. After moving to London’s east end with their eight children, a movement was born on 2 July 1865. We know this movement today as The Salvation Army. Happy Founders’ Day, Catherine and William Booth ❤️

The hot weather we are experiencing this week is dangerous for people who are living on the streets as it puts them at risk of sunburn, dehydration and even heatstroke. Here are some ways you could help. #HeatwaveUK

The Salvation Army is 160 years old this week 🎂. We'll be celebrating our 160 year history with the whole nation on 13 July on a special episode of Songs of Praise. What story would you share? ❤️

Cheer on the English Lionesses and Welsh Dragons this summer with our free ‘Her Goals Her Story’ Euro 2025 tournament guide. Sign up to receive your free football goodies including a Euro 2025 wall chart and stories of how we help women and girls:

Meet George, a Wimbledon official and youth specialist for The Salvation Army in Wales. ‘Wimbledon is just a beautiful place to be,’ he says. ‘Even after all these years, I still feel privileged that I get to work here.'. Read the full interview at

Cheer on the English Lionesses and Welsh Dragons this summer with our free ‘Her Goals Her Story’ Euro 2025 tournament guide. Sign up to receive your free football goodies including a Euro 2025 wall chart and stories of how we help women and girls:

Our Employment Plus experts’ top three tips to job-seekers:.- Complete a skills self-assessment to see what transferrable skills you have.- Consider volunteering to refresh your skills and develop new ones.- Update your CV and create a cover letter highlighting these skills

930 job-seekers found work last year thanks to TSA’s Employment Plus service. We also supported nearly 5,000 people with employability skills and advice! 🙌.Job-hunting? Find your nearest Employment Plus service:

Read our proposals for shifting from a narrow work-first agenda to a more inclusive model that genuinely supports everyone who wants to work: (5/5)

This latest data adds weight to our argument that recent Government funding cuts and changes must be matched with quality, tailored support and job creation that offers suitable, flexible, and realistic work. (4/5)

Vacancies are falling below pre-pandemic levels. There are more people who want work than there are jobs available, and many of those jobs may not be suitable for people facing complex challenges. There are now 4.5 unemployed people per job vacancy. (3/5)

There are 3.6 million people who want to work with at least 2 million facing complex barriers into employment. These figures show the need for better, tailored support to help those who are further from the job market: (2/5)