2014 : May
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Taking a creative approach to homelessness
21 May 2014
Almost twice the number of homeless people in the Newcastle region are finding comfort and support, thanks to the merger of three Salvation Army crisis services late last year. Read more
Coralie's Story - Drive for Life at Wyong Oasis
20 May 2014
Oasis Youth Centre in Wyong offers the Drive For Life program to help young people earn their provisional license, under the guidance of a licensed instructor. Read more
Be part of the great Australian doorknock
19 May 2014
“If there’s a man here who hasn’t had a square meal today, let him come home to tea with me!” shouted John Gore, standing on a greengrocer’s cart back in 1880. Read more
Rewarding talent and dedication
16 May 2014
The 2014 Fellows Program scholarships are now open, supporting those who make a positive difference to The Salvation Army. Read more
Multicultural launch sends message of hope
15 May 2014
A multicultural morning tea at Taaza Cafe in Sydney’s inner west has kicked off The Salvation Army’s 2014 Red Shield Appeal. Read more
Blake's Story - Blacktown Youthlink iDiscover Programme
15 May 2014
The iDiscover program, a 5 week adventure therapy program for disadvantaged young people aged 15-20, in Western Sydney Read more
Walking against the trafficking of women
14 May 2014
Hundreds of people walked six kilometres last week, saying “no” to people trafficking and raising funds for The Salvation Army’s Trafficking and Slavery Safe House. Read more
Federal budget response
14 May 2014
The Salvation Army is gravely concerned that the federal government has inadvertently ignored the needs of vulnerable Australians in the search for savings in the budget delivered last night. Read more
Phillip and Barbara's Story - Salvation Army NSW Rural Chaplains
13 May 2014
Salvation Army Rural Chaplains Majors Peter and Jean Ridley minister to farmers needs, whether that is financial, physical, emotional or spiritual support. Read more
The joy of volunteering is in the blood
12 May 2014
“I think volunteering gets in your blood,” says 74-year-old Pam Tucker, who has been helping others through The Salvation Army for 14 years. Read more
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