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Why homelessness matters to The Salvation Army

7 July 2026

Strong historical foundation of care Founded in 1865 in London’s East End by William and Catherine Booth, The Salvation Army emerged within a context of widespread poverty and homelessness. From our earliest days as a church and mission moveme...

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Housing unaffordability forcing Australians into deeper hardship

7 July 2026

Latest research by The Salvation Army Research team uncovers the hidden impacts of the ongoing homelessness crisis across Australia. By Caro...

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Australians have proven they care about homelessness

7 July 2026

Now it’s time to act towards ending it — for good! By Jena Clarke, Policy and Advocacy Support Co-Ordinator Does the average A...

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Finding home: why veteran-specific homelessness support matters

7 July 2026

“You can’t look for a job when you don’t even know where you’re sleeping that night. You can’t plan for t...

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From the street up: helping the community find home

7 July 2026

Across Perth, early in the morning, before shops open and the city wakes for the day, small teams are already out on the streets building re...

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Walking together: how lived experience is changing homelessness support

7 July 2026

After years of struggling with homelessness, addiction and profound personal loss, Salvation Army lived experience peer support worker Case...

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A friend in crisis: inside chaplaincy at Melbourne's Gateways homelessness service

7 July 2026

Before there is a bed in crisis accommodation, there is often a long story of loss and grief. For many arriving at The Salvation Armyȁ...

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Reducing homelessness after incarceration in NSW: a culturally informed approach

7 July 2026

A culturally informed Salvation Army program in New South Wales is helping reduce homelessness after incarceration by supporting Aboriginal...

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Five ways to stream responsibly

18 June 2026

The End of Financial Year (EOFY) is a great time to reassess your finances and cut costs — and your streaming subscriptions could be...

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