Federal Election 2010
The Salvation Army has developed key election statements which we believe will assist policy makers redress structural inequalities that continue to contribute to hundreds of thousands of people living in poverty and experiencing homelessness or inadequate housing, poor health, limited education options and few employment opportunities.
We ask that all political parties give due consideration to these statements as in the end we as a country will be judged by our treatment of the poorest and most disadvantaged.
In the news
- The Salvation Army Commends Leading Internet Service Providers For Filtering Child Porn
- Salvation Army Couple Recognised For Work With disadvantaged
- Equal Pay Test Case - Salvation Army Clarification
- Strong National Red Shield Appeal Doorknock Results
- Salvos see 80,000 first time assistance seekers
- The Salvation Army talks to Australia’s youth to discover what they think
- An Odd Partnership for Responsible Gambling Week
- Salvation Army in Haiti: Healing, Wholeness, and Hope
- New Australian Leaders For The Salvation Army
- Margaret Jackson AC Joins The Salvation Army Advisory Board
Bushfire update : Additional Support Centre Opens in Whittlesea
The Salvation Army Crossroads Network has made a further commitment to the next stage, the long-term and on-going recovery process, and has established the Bushfire Recovery Community Outreach program.
The team of six Family and Community Outreach Workers and three Youth Workers will provide services to The City of Whittlesea, Shire of Nillumbik and the Kinglake Ranges. Read more
