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A statistic no more

A statistic no more

9 October 2017

When Tama Wilson came to The Salvation Army’s drug and alcohol recovery centre on the Gold Coast he brought with him years of addiction and crime. He shares his story of how he found hope. My life has a romantic beginning in New Zealand. In Ma...

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The Salvation Army opens new drug and alcohol centre in Townsville

The Salvation Army opens new drug and alcohol centre in Townsville

7 October 2017

Today, The Salvation Army opened a new drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Townsville following its successful capital campaign which ...

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Reborn and free

Reborn and free

23 September 2016

David Oliver thought about suicide to end his long and debilitating dependence on illegal drugs. At a critical time, his concerned father su...

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Life transformation brings hope to many

Life transformation brings hope to many

17 September 2015

“Mat was amongst the most dangerous people in our nation. Now, he is a genuine asset to our society.”  – Craig Ste...

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How the Salvos helped one family touched by ice addiction

How the Salvos helped one family touched by ice addiction

28 August 2015

The depth of pain and confusion that Paul and his wife Rose experienced when they realised that their fun, sports-loving son could possibly ...

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Hope House gives Brett a future

Hope House gives Brett a future

13 July 2015

He still has a few beers a week, he says, but nothing like the amount he consumed before he met Major Joy Wilson. Joy was previously the coo...

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Diamond in the rough

Diamond in the rough

2 July 2015

About 25 years ago, Tony Dixon turned up at The Salvation Army’s William Booth Institute in Sydney. He was requesting admission to the Bridg...

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Salvos service brings hope to remote region

Salvos service brings hope to remote region

23 March 2015

The Normanton Recovery and Community Wellbeing Service was officially opened on Wednesday 5 February. The service, located 2000km north west...

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New Moonyah wing to assist recovering women

New Moonyah wing to assist recovering women

13 January 2015

A new women’s accommodation wing was recently opened at the Moonyah Recovery Services Centre in Brisbane for women recovering from dr...

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