A practical approach to the wellbeing, dignity, and safety of all As the United Nations World Day of Social Justice approaches on 20 February, The Salvation Army Australia is giving a preview of...
Jennifer Kirkaldy and her team have recently produced the Social Justice Stocktake report for The Salvation Army Australia. Over the coming months, Salvos Magazine will feature different people from a...
Simply being there for friends can speak louder than words Words Dean Simpson It was one of those phone calls you get when the world suddenly stands still, and nothing else matters. At fir...
Life is too short not to enjoy jumping waves on the beach Words Belinda Davis When I was young, I loved spending time at the beach. Splashing about in the water and jumping waves were favourite pastim...
Building relationships that enrich the quality, health, and enjoyment of our lives Words Jessica Morris When I was a kid, my best friend was whoever I went to school with. Friendships like that...
Salvos a ‘godsend’ for Nicole Words Darryl Whitecross Nicole Collins describes her life now as wonderful. She has a full-time job, her own apartment, regularly volunteers wit...
Where misfits fit in and belong Words Belinda Cassie It might be surprising to hear this, but I don’t often feel like I fit in. In high school, when all the other girls had NKOTB (New Kid...
Making the world a more beautiful place Words Jo-anne Brown It was a moment between mask-wearing mandates. I smiled at a woman in the supermarket, and when she smiled back, I was filled with joy! It w...
Coming out as a transgender man gives Spencer an authentic life. Words Spencer Viney Life began for me in the regional Victorian city of Ballarat. My parents are Salvation Army officers (pastors), so...
Jenna* and Gavin* rebuild their lives after assistance from the Salvos Gambler’s Help Jenna and Gavin are two clients The Salvation Army Gambler’s Help service have supported in 20...