Established in 1885, no other people finding agency in the UK reunites as many families - separated by so many years and countries - as The Salvation Army
 

		Julie found her father John through The Salvation Army after they had been out of contact for 14 years Ten people are reunited every working day thanks to our Family Tracing Service. Why do we reunite families? Watch video		People across the UK have been reunited with family members including:  Scotland Brian Mooreland West Midlands Robert Morton North West Maggie McCorkell London Claire Lee South West Gillian Fletcher All names and stories used with permission
Restoring family relationships: the best present? We may vow to strike family members off our Christmas card list, but family is important		Why people lose touch What is it that makes people lose touch with family members? How can contact be re-established?
Bridging the gap: issues to rebuilding broken relationships Since 1885 The Salvation Army has responded to family fragmentation in a practical way		How to make the first contact A long letter, a quick email, a lengthy phonecall or a meeting in person... what's the best method?
Find one, get more free: The Salvation Army reunites 20,000 each year Re-establishing contact with one family member can lead to finding a whole new family		Our plea: Do it now before it's too late Although the Family Tracing Service has an 85% success rate, it's not always a happy ending

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The Salvation Army Family Tracing Service  101 Newington Causeway London SE1 6BN Telephone: 0845 634 4747

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