2012 : September
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Cyclone Yasi victims still suffering
5 September 2012
More than 18 months after Cyclone Yasi cut a path of destruction through Far North Queensland, The Salvation Army says many people are still suffering the effects of the disaster. Read more
Miranda Corps steps out in support of African school
4 September 2012
Thirty-five people walked either 50km or 25km around the Sutherland Shire, in Sydney’s south, as part of the Miranda Corps’ Big 50: Walk for Wheelchairs on Saturday, September 1. Read more
Seniors unite for fellowship, fun and teaching
4 September 2012
Older Salvationists and friends from across the Army’sAustralia Eastern Territory are gathering in south-east Queensland for a week of fellowship, service, teaching and fun. Read more
Turning down the pressure on financial stress
3 September 2012
The Salvation Army is encouraging Australians to take control of their finances during Moneysmart Week with a free money management program called “You’re the Boss”. Read more
Salvos Housing launched in ACT
3 September 2012
The Salvation Army has become a community-housing provider, launching ‘Salvos Housing’ in the ACT to provide low-cost housing to people in need. Read more
UN honour reinforces Alana’s fight for equality
3 September 2012
When the second most powerful person in the United Nations visited Australia recently, a member of The Salvation Army’s International Development Office staff was invited to meet her. Read more
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