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Sponsorship donations focus on early stages of
children's education.
South Asia Zone
The Integrated Children's Centre in Savar,
Bangladesh, has provided quality, inclusive
education for over 350 underprivileged children. The
teachers are committed to ensuring that every child
has the support they require to succeed, no matter
their family situation. The school boasts a 100%
graduation statistic, with all children gaining the
skills and exam results they require to move into the
next school level.
The Integrated Children's Centre provides a
residential setting for 42 children = 16 visually impaired boys and 26 girls - for whom
a residential setting ensures that they learn important life skills, as well as healthy
meals and loving support, care that their families would provide if they were able.
In countries such as Bangladesh, it is not easy for visually impaired individuals to
achieve success. The staff at the school are extremely proud of all their students, but
take special pride to share that four of their students were able to move on from the
Salvation Army school to study at university.
A special
delivery....
for thankful
boys in
Angul!
FELLOWSHIP
,
FRIENDSHIP & FOOD
Latin America North Zone
On May 13, 2013, children of Josselyn
community in El Salvador received a
great gift, the gift of fellowship at meal
times. The dining room will provide a
place for children to gather, socialize and
enjoy their lunch in a safe environment.
The mothers expressed their gratitude
to God, the sponsorship donors and
the members of The Salvation Army
who showed their support through this
project and who support childhood
development.
As they listened to the creative message
of the Territorial Commander, Colonel
Tito Paredes, they gave glory and honour
to God and thanked him for this dream.
come true in their community.
India Zone
A special thank you; Joytown School
Kenya East Zone
"Meet our kids from Joytown Primary & Secondary
School. We are focussing on a child named Janet.
Janet is a bright cheerful girl who enjoys therapy. She
has a condition called Arthrogryposis Multiplex
Congenita which simply means her joints are stiff and
her feet are deformed, forming what is often known as
club feet. She had orthopedic surgery on May 17, 2012
on both her feet. She had to struggle with plaster on
both feet for 2 months after which time she was fitted
with assistive braces. The surgery successfully corrected
her club feet but she will need further surgery to correct
her right foot.
Thank you for your sponsorship donations to
Joytown Primary & Secondary School.
If you would like to Sponsor a Salvation Army
project internationally, please
contact us at 416-422-6224, email
[email protected] or visit
our website www.saworldmissions.ca.
Your monthly donation will help children, families &
communities dreams come true!
Thank you for your continuous support of the work
of The Salvation Army World Missions department .
We would not be able to do what we do without you!