Our Stories

‘Welcome to the Salvation Army Family Store.’ Whenever there is someone walking in the Tuen Mun Family Store, Ka-man will greet them cordially. She has been serving in the store for a long time, and despite mild intellectual disability and speech impediment, everyone in the store thinks that she is a competent colleague with perfect working attitude. Customers find it so warm and welcoming when they are greeted by her. This year (2022), she was ...

'Knowledge can change one's destiny. By knowing the importance of education and personal development, grassroots children can bring positive influence, first to their families and then to the community.' Passing on the spirit of helping others Bobo was from a grassroots family, and she is now a volunteer tutor of the ‘Children development and support scheme’, a project of The Salvation Army Shamshuipo Family Support (“Family Support”). She serves children from a number of grassroots ...

The Salvation Army is dedicated to building a cohesive society where everyone enjoys equality and is treated with respect. We firmly believe that creating a culture of care at school or even in the entire community will help our children grow up healthily and happily. Under the caring grace of God and His guidance, Sam Shing Nursery School has been running for 40 years. Over the years, we have been encouraging and promoting a culture ...

Rita Kwan Social Worker of Yaumatei Multi-service Centre for Senior Citizens Ms Chin, aged 70, suffers from various diseases, including hypertension, chronic bronchitis, joint pain and osteoporosis, and has to attend regular medical follow-up consultations. Despite her old age and suffering from chronic diseases, Ms Chin needs to take care of her 73-year-old husband, who suffers from hypotension, diabetes, cataract and Parkinson’s disease. It takes Ms Chin extra care and efforts in taking care of her ...

“Palliative care makes a big difference. In my father’s last days, we were able to spend quality time with him. And with his wishes fulfilled, he left with no regrets.” Last year, Maso Lee lost his father Lee Foo to illness. Because of the blow he experienced at the time when his mother passed away suddenly, this time he chose to seek help from The Salvation Army “Palliative Care in Residential Care Homes for the ...

Sister Bonnie Sung The Salvation Army Hong Kong Island East Corps My name is Bonnie. My daughter studies at The Salvation Army Centaline Charity Fund School. Time flies. It’s been over a year since I knew The Salvation Army Hong Kong Island East Corps and my loving God on 14 July 2020. I remember the many hardships and unpleasant experiences that I had before I came to know the Corps: My beloved father passed away, ...