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The Salvation Army International Trust, 35th Report and Accounts, Year Ended 31 March 2025

The Salvation Army International Headquarters, carrying the 2025 Year Book's worldwide statistics as recorded 1 January 2024

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The Salvation Army International Trust's own 35th Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025. Its Worldwide Facts and Figures page, sourced from The Salvation Army Year Book 2025 and stated as aggregate statistics recorded at 1 January 2024, lists among its Health Programmes 27 general hospitals, 6 hospice long term care facilities, 40 maternity hospitals and 66 other specialist hospitals, 139 hospitals in total across the four categories, 22 specialist clinics, 107 general clinics and health centres, 1,704 mobile clinics and community health posts, 134,228 inpatients and 1,314,317 outpatients treated during the year, and 5,441 doctors and medics.

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Own published statistics basis: an unaudited internal statistical compilation, distinct from the audited financial section of the same document. This is the current edition Year Book's own dated hospital count, distinct from an undated International Headquarters web page figure and an older, since superseded figure this atlas previously carried.
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The Salvation Army International Trust's own 35th Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025, downloaded directly and read in full. Its Worldwide Facts and Figures page states its source is The Salvation Army Year Book 2025, aggregate statistics as recorded at 1 January 2024, and lists, among the Health Programmes: 27 general hospitals, 6 hospice long-term care facilities, 40 maternity hospitals and 66 other specialist hospitals (139 hospitals in total across the four categories), 22 specialist clinics, 107 general clinics and health centres, 1,704 mobile clinics and community health posts, 134,228 inpatients and 1,314,317 outpatients treated during the year, and 5,441 doctors and medics. This resolves a figure earlier passes of this work had each attempted: the current-edition Year Book's own dated hospital count, distinct from the undated International Headquarters web page figure (24 hospitals, 132 other facilities) and the stale 2019 figure (30 hospitals) found by earlier work. Classed own-published-statistics: an unaudited internal statistical compilation, distinct from the audited financial section of the same document.
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The Salvation Army International Headquarters
Publisher
The Salvation Army International Trust
URL
https://www.salvationarmy.org/sites/default/files/2025-12/Annual_Report-2025.pdf
Source Type
Official statistical return
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This source names The Salvation Army directly: "The Salvation Army International Trust's own 35th Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025."

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