The Salvation Army
Kingston Citadel
Community & Family Services
Here you'll find information on the Salvation Army's services for families, including the following:
Camp Programs
Adventure Camp is age specific starting with Blaze (6-10 year olds) all the way up to the Newport (14-16 year old). The camping programs are progressive and programming is designed for the abilities of the different age groups.
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Community Choice Pantry
‘Community Choice’ is a model of emergency food distribution that enables individuals to select their own food, much like a grocery store.
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Housing Services
Prevention & Diversion Workers redirect homeless individuals and families to existing, non-emergency and natural housing supports Assist clients with Homelessness Prevention Fund applications, as well as Discretionary Residency Benefit applications.
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Community Gardens
During the growing season our Community Gardens provide fresh vegetables for use in the pantry. Volunteers assist in the planting, weeding and harvesting of the gardens.
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Life Skills
The Life Skills workshops will incorporate the elements of decision-making, personal awareness and management, personal health and community living. All workshops will work to enhance participants’ capacity to handle challenges and improve their emotional, social and physical health.
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Income Tax Clinic
The Salvation Army Community and Family Services operates the Volunteer Income Tax Clinic for low-income families and individuals. Serving the City of Kingston, the Volunteer Income Tax Clinic has been in operation since 1975.
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Voucher Program
The Salvation Army has the ability to provide a voucher to someone seeking emergency assistance, allowing them to access clothing, furniture and/or housewares at the Thrift Store at no cost.
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