The Salvation Army is looking forward to 2012 being a year where Australians continue to work together to alleviate the suffering of others. In recent years people across the country have overcome significant challenges such as natural disasters and emergencies devastating many communities. The Salvation Army is dedicated to being there for Australians at their time of need. The ability to respond to communities, families and individuals during a crisis is made possible because of supporters who stand alongside us.

Share your message of hope for 2012 and we will share it with others in the New Year.

National Emergency Medal Recognition

Emergency Services Coordinator, Mr. Warwick Wilson with PM Julia Gillard

Two Salvation Army members have been awarded a National Emergency Medal in recognition of their service in the Black Saturday Bushfires.

Salvation Army Chaplain Major Arthur Ford, was the first Chaplain on the scene in the fire ravaged Kinglake area in the aftermath of the Black Saturday Bushfires in 2009. Read more

Sponsor a Child $25/month

You can make a difference by helping The Salvation Army provide children in developing countries with education, school equipment, food, clothing and basic medical care.

Short story Competition’s winners