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Technology to the community

19 August 2012

A new Salvation Army centre in Newcastle, which houses a number of services including the relocated Oasis Hunter Youth Network, has been ope...

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Essential women's service expands

19 August 2012

The Salvation Army’s Catherine Haven centre in Broken Hill - the only crisis refuge for women and their children for at least 300km i...

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The fight to keep heads above water

13 August 2012

“We’d never missed a mortgage repayment. Then all of a sudden (in the economic downturn) my husband lost his job after working...

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A song from the heart

6 August 2012

“People often join clubs to share an activity and have fun with people they can become friends with. But people who are in boarding...

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Caring with cars

23 July 2012

For those who need to travel for work, study or urgent medical attention to or from areas where public transport is sporadic ornon-existent...

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A burning passion for education

2 July 2012

 “The most important advice I give young people is get educated – knowledge is power. Education levels the playing field...

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Littlehales' have Salvo chaplains to thank

14 May 2012

The Salvation Army’s rural chaplains continue to provide assistance for those affected by floods that devastated western New South Wa...

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Brett's Freedom Story

28 March 2012

I went into to Canberra Recovery Services Centre (CRS) on 5th of October, 2011.  At the time, I knew I was an alcoholic and basically t...

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Bringing peace to the streets

26 March 2012

“The initial need for what we do was driven by the community. They were not happy about the antisocial behavior.” Salvation A...

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Goats and innovation in aged care

19 March 2012

“‘Recently I watched as one resident took his son and grandchildren out to the animal enclosure. It was a beautiful day and h...

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