Internationally, The Salvation Army has:
More than 50,000 indigenous employees working in 126 countries
8,580 corps and community centers
2,769 schools with more than 500,000 students
319 hospitals and clinics
The Salvation Army is active in 126 countries, integrated with local communities – building deep relationships. These carefully nurtured ties allow The Salvation Army to see below the surface to understand the root of many issues. At The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO), we leverage this more profound understanding to help identify local needs. We support the work accomplished to address those needs. And long after the work is done, we continue to encourage positive change.
More than 50,000 indigenous employees working in 126 countries
8,580 corps and community centers
2,769 schools with more than 500,000 students
319 hospitals and clinics
Sustainability is a result of SAWSO's emphasis on holistic transformation – serving people spiritually, physically, socially, and emotionally.
1. Angola
2. Antigua and Barbuda
3. Argentina
4. Bahamas
5. Bangladesh
6. Barbados
7. Bolivia
8. Brazil
9. Burma
10. Chile
11. China
12. Colombia
13. Congo (Brazzaville)
14. Congo (Kinshasa)
15. Costa Rica
16. Cuba
17. Czech Republic
18. Dominican Republic
19. Ecuador
20. El Salvador
21. Estonia
22. Georgia
23. Ghana
24. Guatemala
25. Haiti
26. Hong Kong
27. India
28. Indonesia
29. Jamaica
30. Japan
31. Kenya
32. Latvia
33. Liberia
34. Lithuania
35. Malawi
36. Mexico
37. Moldova
38. Mozambique
39. Netherlands Antilles
40. Nigeria
41. Pakistan
42. Panama
43. Papua New Guinea
44. Paraguay
45. Peru
46. Philippines
47. Poland
48. Romania
49. Russia
50. Rwanda
51. Singapore
52. South Africa
53. Sri Lanka
54. Taiwan
55. Tanzania
56. Uganda
57. Ukraine
58. United Arab Emirates
59. Uruguay
60. Zambia
61. Zimbabwe