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Salvation Army (Benoni)

The Salvation Army Benoni Corps provides community welfare services to residents of Benoni and surrounding areas on the East Rand, including support for survivors of domestic violence and gender-based violence. Operating under the Salvation Army's national 'Work with Abused Women and Children' programme, the corps offers practical assistance, counselling referrals, emergency relief, and spiritual support to vulnerable women and families.

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Contact & Location

Zandile & Mkhize
117 Howard Ave C/R Turvey Street Banoni

Opening Hours

Opening hours not available. Contact the organisation directly.

About

About the Salvation Army – Benoni Corps

The Salvation Army Benoni Corps is a local expression of the Salvation Army's community ministry on the East Rand, Gauteng. It forms part of the Central Division of the Salvation Army Southern Africa Territory, which is headquartered in Braamfontein, Johannesburg.

Services for GBV Survivors

The Benoni Corps delivers community-based support aligned with the Salvation Army's national Work with Abused Women and Children programme. Services typically include:

  • Immediate practical assistance (food parcels, clothing, emergency relief) for women and children fleeing abusive situations
  • Counselling support and referrals to specialist GBV services, shelters, and legal aid
  • Liaison with SAPS Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) units and local social development offices
  • Children's programmes and youth support for children affected by household violence
  • Spiritual care and support groups within a faith-based but inclusive environment

Programme Context

Nationally, the Salvation Army runs shelters and programmes serving thousands of abused women and children each year. The flagship residential shelter, Carehaven in Athlone, Western Cape, offers a three-phase empowerment model. Corps such as Benoni serve as community access points, triaging cases and connecting survivors to the wider network of Salvation Army services and partner organisations.

Who They Serve

Women and children experiencing domestic violence, gender-based violence, or family crisis situations. Services are open to all regardless of race, religion, or ability to pay.

Website

www.salvationarmy.org.za