The Salvation Army, Sandnes Corps, is a religious organization that focuses on caring for the whole person. The organization works with various groups in society, including children, young people, the elderly and people with substance abuse problems. Through their motto "soup, soap and salvation", they offer both material and spiritual resources, and they are active in aid and relief work in the local community.
In addition to their social work, the Salvation Army offers educational opportunities and opportunities for volunteering. They arrange free lectures and courses, as well as a confirmation offer for young people. The organization also has a focus on sustainability goals and community work, and is involved in prison work and support for people in vulnerable situations. The Salvation Army was founded by William and Catherine Booth in 1865, and has since had a significant influence on social work and relief efforts.