Twenty four hours a day, every day of the year. The Salvation Army provide care and support to people in need across the nation. In fact it's what we've done for over 150 years. It is what we continue to do today and it's what we will go on doing whenever and wherever there is injustice and pain in the world.

Locally, in Tunbridge Wells, we have been supporting vulnerable people and families throughout the coronavirus pandemic. Along with other faith groups and local charities, many people have received support in many different ways.

Our continued commitment to supporting individuals and their families is born out of being a Christian community of people who aim to fight injustice.

Our donors and supporters - people like you - are as much a part of the work of The Salvation Army as those working in our recovery centres or regional communities. Together we offer unconditional love and support, without discrimination.