1 in 3 women will experience some form of violence in their lifetime. This is the tragic statistic which makes the work of Gender Justice so critical. Hayley Still explains more about the Helping Hand for 2022 campaign, and we share Sofia's story. ***WARNING - this episode contains descriptions of abuse and baby loss which some listeners may find distressing***You can find more information about Helping Hand 2022 here: https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/international-development/campaigns/helping-hand-appealStay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyid Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In our final episode for this week, Ben Gilbert explains about our team's response the COVID pandemic, how we've adapted and what it means for us in the future.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In today's episode Anne Gregora explains how The Salvation Army's response to Gender Justice has adapted to the COVID pandemic.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In today's episode Jason Emmett explains how The Salvation Army's international emergency response has adapted to the COVID pandemicStay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In today's episode Violet Ruria explains how The Salvation Army's response to Sustainable Livelihood has adapted to the COVID pandemic.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In today's episode Tribeni Gurung explains how The Salvation Army's response to Anti Trafficking has adapted to the COVID pandemic.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the mini series for International Development week 2021!Each day we take a closer look at one of our thematic areas of work and ask how the pandemic has affected these, and explain what more permanent changes its impact might lead to.In today's episode Hayley Still outlines what ID Week is all about.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2020 was supposed to mark the beginning of a decade of action on climate change, but it was another global threat that stole the headline. Will 2021 see 'Climate' reclaim its position from 'COVID' as the primary global talking point?Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For some, The Salvation Army is known as a church, for others, a charity. Clearly there is much overlap between the two perspectives, especially when it comes to working internationally. The Salvation Army has a local presence in 132 countries and runs many projects through its network of corps (churches), health clinics, schools and social centres. Stanford Muzavazi, currently based at The Salvation Army's International Headquarters in London, reflects on his experience of community development in various country contexts.Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Zimbabwe, The Salvation Army works with local partners to provide training in simple and sustainable farming techniques. As farmers go on to share this knowledge with their neighbours, hope flourishes across communities and generations. Stay connected with us on social media:facebook.com/salvationarmyidtwitter.com/salvationarmyidinstagram.com/thesalvationarmyidyoutube.com/salvationarmyidThanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.