Newsletter 2024
29th August
More than 77,000 people in countries around the world have been impacted through the work of SAID over the past year. Clean water, safer villages, quality education, empowered leaders, thriving commun...
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Case study
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The Mseto Resilience WASH and Food Security Project supports communities in Kenya to improve access to food and water, financial literacy, public health and child rights.
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Spring Newsletter 2023
15th September | 0 Comments
What a joy it is to be able to share the stories of the lives who have been impacted through SAID’s community projects and initiatives in vulnerable communities overseas.
"Thank you for your re...
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Summer Newsletter 2022
28th November | 0 Comments
What a joy it is to be able to share the stories of the lives who have been impacted through SAID’s community projects and initiatives in vulnerable communities overseas.
This newsletter focuse...
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Improving Access to Income and Stability through Conservation Agriculture
30th June | 0 Comments
Image: Anna's backyward garden in northern Malawi.
With support from the Australian Government, through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP), the Salvation Army Malawi is impleme...
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Summer Newsletter 2021
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Thank you for your continued support of Salvation Army’s International Development (SAID) projects. Your kindness has made a world of difference in the lives of countless people experiencing hardshi...
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Spring newsletter 2019
24th September | 0 Comments
Your support has changed everything for Violet and her family. The Salvation Army’s conservation agriculture program has taught Violet new farming techniques that now feed her family of six for...
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Spring Newsletter 2018
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KENYA
Water - The Source of Health and Hope
In 1998, a possible contamination of Sydney’s drinking water caused widespread alarm and three million people were advised to boil their drinking wat...
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