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Salvation Army Emergency Services prepared to respond
The Salvation Army’s Strategic Emergency and Disaster Management says it is well-placed and prepared to respond to whatever emergencies may arise this holiday season.
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Bushfire response & recovery latest
The Black Summer bushfire disaster is having a long-lasting impact on Australian communities. As we move forward together to recover from the devastation, the Salvos are providing help to those in nee
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Christmas with the Salvos
In a year most of us would like to forget, gestures of care and kindness – large or small – have become particularly precious.
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Salvation Army delivers Reconciliation Action Plan
The Salvation Army has unveiled its first national Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), during an Australia-wide web-launch.
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Stemming the effects of violence
Stacy first presented to The Salvation Army several years ago, needing immediate accommodation and support after leaving a situation of family and domestic violence.
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NAIDOC Week 2020 - Sharing stories through art
National NAIDOC Week 2020 is an opportunity for all Australians to celebrate the rich history, diverse cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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Moneycare COVID-19 tips and resources
With uncertainty around how long restrictions will last, knowing what financial decisions to make can be a lifeline for those feeling stressed.
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Salvos honour the Australian public on its 140th anniversary
140 years on, the Salvos are reflecting on what has allowed them such a rich and fruitful history of serving the most marginalised and helpless in our society.
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Impact more lives than you could ever imagine
When you leave a gift in your Will to The Salvation Army, you give lasting hope to people in need for generations to come. Your gift ensures a Salvo will be there for people who are struggling.
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Youth refuges staying positive as lockdown hits hard
Melbourne’s second COVID-19 lockdown is taking a mental and physical toll on everyone, but it has become an especially tough time for vulnerable young people in the city.
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