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Emergencies and disasters come in many shapes and sizes.

One thread runs though many of these events – the response of Salvation Army Emergency Services. IES Vision statement:
IES will ensure that people affected by disasters and conflict around the world have the right to a self-determined life with dignity. We empower individuals and communities to experience life in all its fullness through meeting immediate needs and building resilience in relationships with others and without discrimination. IES Mission statement:
The mission of IES is to provide support and assistance to Territories, Commands, Regions and other countries affected by disaster and conflict. In participation with others, this will be achieved through raising awareness of our vision and by providing support, coordination and facilitation of programmes, training and resources.

24/09/2026

07/09/2026

✨Humanity in action ✨

Around the world, conflict, disasters and climate-related emergencies are changing lives and communities.

Behind every response, there are people choosing to step forward to listen, to serve, to bring practical help and to offer hope.

Meet some of The Salvation Army’s humanitarian heroes at our free exhibition. Learn what inspires them to serve and bring hope. 🌍💪

📅 3-23 September 2026
📍 Gallery 101, 101 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4V 4EH

28/08/2026

Two people have died after presenting with Ebola symptoms at The Salvation Army’s Kansangani clinic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as the outbreak across Central Africa continues to escalate.

Both patients were immediately isolated and a specialist response team, coordinated by the Ministry of Health, was on its way to transfer them to the nearest specialist centre. Tragically, they died before they could be transported.

The deaths come as the number of confirmed cases continues to rise sharply. Some 4,945 cases have now been confirmed, with 2,325 people reported to have died and 1,040 recovered. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs estimates that one person is dying from the disease every 30 minutes.

Read more: https://www.salvationarmy.org/news/salvation-army-clinic-records-two-deaths-ebola-outbreak-intensifies

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