Salvation Army visit to S2L2, S6L2 &S7L2



















Following a very informative visit by the Salvation Army this morning, here are two links to videos on their work with people in need and human trafficing. Students collected non-perishable food items to be distributed in food parcels and also items such as school bags and material for the children who live in one of the homes run by them in Brussels.







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