Capt. Elizabeth Nelson is a Canadian Salvation Army officer who is the Army’s Projects Officer in Bangladesh. She talks about the response of the Army and other NGOs to the annual devastating floods in Bangladesh, and the cumulative effect on … Read more
Following a flood relief donation of $34,000 USD by The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory, Lt. Col. Ethne Flintoff, the leader of the Army in Bangladesh, talks about the extent of the flooding and how the Canadian donation will … Read more
Wednesday August 8, 2007 – Bangladesh – As fears of epidemic rise following lethal floods in South Asia, The Salvation Army in Canada is sending $34.000 USD to Bangladesh to assist in relief efforts. The Salvation Army in Bangladesh is … Read more
For several years The Salvation Army has had a highly effective ministry to women who work in the sex trade in Dhaka and other cities in Bangladesh, led by a Canadian, Captain Elizabeth Nelson. Currently, a team of women Salvationists … Read more
The Salvation Army has a number of development projects in Bangladesh. Unique among them is Sally Ann Bangladesh Ltd., a Fair Trade manufacturing and marketing enterprise, which ships merchandise to Sally Ann Ltd. stores in Norway and Sweden, and Fair … Read more
Canadian Salvation Army officer Captain Elizabeth Nelson is the Army’s Projects Officer in Bangladesh, based in Dhaka, where she works with the poorest of the poor. The newest addition to the income-generating projects she oversees is the manufacture of goods … Read more
With about 140 million people, Bangladesh has the seventh largest population of any country in the world.
Sally Ann Ltd. is an exciting fair trade business of The Salvation Army where handmade interior home décor products are manufactured by the disadvantaged in Bangladesh and exported for retail sale in industrialized countries.