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Lieutenant Daniel Holland balances managing homelessness services with nursing.

Generous donation put to good use at Salvation Army Lifehouse for young people.

The Salvation Army’s Territorial Leader speaks to Premier Christianity magazine.

The Salvation Army reacts to £20 million funding announcement.

Unprecedented demand for Salvation Army food banks and poverty prevention schemes.

Planned government funding not enough to end homelessness.

On the menu: bacons rolls, drinks, snacks and a listening ear.

A food bank in Cumbria has seen referrals soar as members of the community struggle to feed themselves and their families during the coronavirus pandemic.

Store managers from The Salvation Army’s trading company have been using their sewing skills to make vital supplies for hospitals.

The Salvation Army participated in a virtual Hidden Harms Summit in Downing Street today with Boris Johnson.

Crocheted "hearts of hope" were sent out to people in their befriending service.

A new Salvation Army network has been established to deliver food on a regular basis to regional hubs.

Mobile phones and data packages keep homeless people in contact with support workers

The Salvation Army has written to MPs to ask for a better care home coronavirus testing regime.

In the last six weeks alone over 15 thousand copies have been delivered to 31 jails in England and Wales.

The Salvation Army has mobilised alongside Maldon District Council, Maldon District Community Voluntary Service and other local partners to provide food parcels for families in need.

A Bristol church leader is shaving her head on Thursday 7 May to raise money to feed people in the St Pauls area of the city during the #coronavirus lockdown.

Alison is shaving her head to raise money during the #coronavirus lockdown.

We welcome the government's plans to set up a coronavirus rough sleeping taskforce.

We're helping deliver thousands of items of protective personal equipment (PPE) to frontline NHS staff.