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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 opened recently. Oasis supports young people, often from highly disadvantaged backgrounds, by offering a wide ran...

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Essential women's service expands

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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