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The theme of NAIDOC Week is 'Heal Country'

‘Country’ is more than a place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. It is an inheritance and a responsibility that has been passed down for thousands of years.

Salvos continue to help in storm-ravaged areas

The impact of the wild weather that battered Victoria on 9 June continues to be felt by affected communities. The Salvation Army Emergency Services(SAES) is continuing its presence in these regions

Support remains on standby across Victoria

After torrential winds and flooding caused mass outages and evacuation across Victoria, Salvos across the state have stepped up to support their communities.

National Reconciliation Week

Australia not a 'lucky' country for those below poverty line

Salvos' research finds 9 in 10 of Australia’s most vulnerable in housing stress. Research conducted by The Salvation Army highlighted that the most vulnerable in our community are struggling

Federal Budget right to focus on women's safety

The Salvation Army, which operates family and domestic violence services across Australia, welcomes the announcements in the federal budget of significant investment in preventing and addressing famil

Salvos provide cyclone support

The Salvation Army is in action in cyclone-affected Western Australia, providing meals to first-responders and support to impacted communities.

Salvos release $3 million to support NSW flood recovery

The Salvation Army has released $3 million from the Red Shield Appeal to help those impacted by the NSW floods and is calling on the Australian public to help by donating

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Salvos respond swiftly to NSW flood emergency

With heavy rains and a strong deluge threatening homes and businesses along the NSW coast, The Salvation Army has leaped into action.

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Disaster mode kicks in again under different skies

Just over 12 months ago, the skies over much of New South Wales were filled with smoke as bushfires raged and temperatures soared. Fast forward to March 2021 and the skies have taken on a different lo