Known primarily for its food distributions throughout the year, especially at Christmastime, we assist over 5000 individuals annually. Additional services such as counselling, guidance, referrals and other practical assistance for families in need are coordinated by our staff on a needs basis.
10 North Street: 537-6455
6 Governor’s Alley: 297-0267
15 Cambridge Rd: 234-4046
A 10 bed residential program that facilitates addiction recovery in a holistic environment and continues to provide supportive services for individuals upon completion of the program.
44 King Street, Hamilton: 292-2586
A 30-bed night shelter, operated in partnership with the Government of Bermuda; providing accommodations to the homeless of Bermuda, as well as counselling and practical support.
Hours of operation: 6:00 PM – 8:00 AM.
5 Marsh Lane, Pembroke: 295-5310
Each week we provide 600 meals through our feeding programs.
Six nights a week, in the Hamilton area we host a mobile feeding program.
Five nights a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday) we host a takeout hot meal at 10 North Street, Hamilton.
296-6740
Offering quality used clothing and household items at affordable prices.
Hours of operation: Tuesday – Saturday (10AM to 3PM)
44 King Street, Hamilton
292-8107
As part of the greater EMO for Bermuda we have a team ready to respond to emergencies, providing food and emotional support during disasters.
Our team lead is Lt. Lester Ward: 292-2586
Stay ahead of the storm with an emergency kit stocked and ready. 🌀📋 During hurricane season, first responders may face challenges reaching you promptly due to fallen trees, downed powerlines, high winds, and excess water. Be prepared to take care of yourself and your loved ones for at least 72 hours. Here’s a checklist to get you started:
| 💧Water: At least 2 litres per person per day. |
| 🥫Non-perishable food items (canned goods, etc.) and can opener |
| 🔦Battery-operated flashlight |
| 🩹First Aid Kit |
| 💰Cash |
| 📙Copy of Emergency Plan and contact information |
| 🐱Any necessary medication, food, and water for pets. etc. |
Rising food and fuel prices, static incomes, high unemployment and changes to benefits are causing many families to struggle to put food on the table, let alone buy basic necessities. Individuals experiencing food insecurity are forced to choose between buying food and paying other bills. Parents choose between eating dinner and giving their portion to their children.
At the Salvation Army food banks, families and individuals in need of support receive grocery bags full of food items to create wholesome meals. This not only restores self-esteem, but it also reduces the stress and humiliation of asking for food.
For those accessing food bank services, you will need to provide one photo ID (work permit or driver’s license) and one document (bill, bank statement, etc.).
| North Street Citadel Food Bank Location: 10 North Street, Hamilton Contact: Major Darryl Simms Number: 296-6740 Email: darryl.simms@salvationarmy.bm Hours: Tuesday – Friday 9:30am – 1:00pm January – December |
West End Community Church Food Bank Location: 15 Cambridge Road, Somerset Contact: Major Mark Crabb Number: 234-4046 Email: Mark.Crabb@salvationarmy.bm Hours: Wednesdays 4:00pm – 5:45pm February – November |
St. George’s Citadel Food Bank Location: 6 Governor’s Alley, St. George’s Contact: Lt. Almeta Ward Number: 297-0267 Email: almeta.ward@salvationarmy.bm Hours: Wednesdays 9:00am – 12:00pm January – November |
