The Salvation Army, Northern Norway Division, has its origins in the historic founding of Catherine and William Booth in 1865. The organization aims to care for the whole person through its motto "soup, soap and salvation". It offers a range of services that include work with children and young people, substance abuse care, and support for the elderly. The Salvation Army is also involved in aid and relief work to help vulnerable groups in society.
In addition to the services mentioned, the Salvation Army offers education and prison work, as well as confirmation services for young people. The organization emphasizes volunteer work and provides opportunities for individuals to contribute with support. There is also a focus on sustainability goals, and they offer free lectures on inheritance and wills to inform and engage the local community.