Campaigning and policy
We campaign so that people who struggle to be heard are listened to by people who have the power to make a positive difference.
Our task is to harness the experience and expertise of our frontline service users and personnel in order to influence decision makers of all political persuasions.
The Salvation Army believes that a fairer society, which upholds and supports all marginalised people, actually benefits us all. We assert that our society will not work for anyone if it does not work for everyone.
Our main areas of campaigning

Homelessness policy
Homelessness is increasing, we are working to protect the most vulnerable

Employment and social security policy
We want to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to work.

Modern slavery policy
Ensuring that policy makers end modern slavery and protect its victims
Campaigning against homelessness
A homeless patient attends hospital every seven minutes
The number of homeless patients going to hospital has gone up 37 per cent in four years.

Change laws to make housing rough sleepers a priority
The number of people sleeping rough in London has shot up again according to new figures.

Housing benefit freeze sabotages efforts to cut homelessness
Families who rely on housing benefits may lose their home due to rent rises.

Protect addiction support to tackle rising street deaths
We urge councils to protect addiction support to prevent homeless deaths.
Campaigning for jobs and income security

Millions could miss out on Christmas dinner this year
Many worried about being able to afford Christmas dinner due to cost of living crisis.

Autumn Statement: the state safety net is being ripped open
We are concerned about the impact of poverty on services supporting people.

Salvation Army urges new PM must tackle poverty
We are calling for benefits to keep up with inflation.

Work and Pensions Committee Response
Read our response to the Work and Pensions Select Committee Inquiry into the plan for jobs and employment support.
Campaigning to end modern slavery

Protect survivors rights
We will keeping fighting for victims of modern slavery

First Responders policy and practice
As the Nationality and Borders Act becomes law it’s important that all first responders be fully prepared to carry out their role in identifying and supporting survivors.

Slavery survivors at heart of response to New Plan for Immigration
The Salvation Army responds to the Government's New Plan for Immigration

Borders Bill: listening to survivors will help them get the support they need
The Salvation Army is calling for the voice of slavery survivors to be central in Border Bill debate.
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Social Justice Champions
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Our team
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How we work
Learn more about how we work and our mission