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Beware of BNPL loans in times of hardship, Salvos warn

20 July 2022

The Salvation Army’s financial counselling service, Moneycare, is now seeing more and more people reaching out for help to manage BNPL...

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CareerTrackers building bright future with the Salvos

7 July 2022

Late last year, The Salvation Army, in partnership with the CareerTrackers* Indigenous Internship program, offered roles to four intern...

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Salvos supporting flood-impacted communities in NSW

5 July 2022

“Nothing happens in The Salvation Army without volunteers putting their lives on hold to help those in need,” says Norm Archer...

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Music therapy: a healing space for kids

5 July 2022

The Salvation Army is now delivering the Sing&Grow program, helping children heal after trauma by providing a safe space for them to pro...

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Maria's passion to build understanding and engagement

1 July 2022

In the months leading up to NAIDOC Week 2022, Maria – The Salvation Army’s first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagem...

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Dignity and care at heart of AOD service

14 June 2022

“Hope is like oxygen to the soul” Captain Brad Whittle, manager at The Salvation Army’s Townsville Recovery Services, Q...

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Salvos case worker's story of domestic violence

31 May 2022

Those who work for, or are involved with The Salvation Army, are acutely aware that a crisis can happen to anybody, at any time. And it is t...

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Engaging in the 'relay' of reconciliation and justice

25 May 2022

Mary and others on the 2021 Reconciliation Trek Mary Yarran sees the National Reconciliation Week 2022 theme – ‘Be brave. Make...

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Strengthening young lives with cultural mentoring

25 May 2022

This year, the theme for National Reconciliation Week (27 May to 3 June*) is Be Brave. Make Change. The Salvation Army Aboriginal and...

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Celebrating our volunteers this National Volunteer Week

20 May 2022

This National Volunteer Week we celebrated the incredible impact volunteers make in bringing people together, connecting with their communit...

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