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​​​​​​​The Salvation Army has officially opened a new building for its community church in Livingston.

Adult social care is at crisis point. The Government must properly fund Adult Social Care centrally.

There has been a 58% rise in British nationals needing support after being rescued from slavery.

The Salvation Army has unveiled two new state-of-the-art vehicles to respond to emergencies across London.

Residents at a Cardiff homelessness centre where people go to rebuild their lives got a boost last week when a special visitor popped in to make fruit smoothies with them.

Any death of a person is tragic and these figures for England and Wales highlight the impact of the appalling level of homelessness.

The Entertainer, the fastest-growing, family-owned high street toy retailer in the UK, has partnered with The Salvation Army to launch a campaign to give as many underprivileged children as possible the joy of opening a present on Christmas day.

It is of great concern that there has been little change in the levels of extreme poverty faced in the most deprived areas of the country since 2015

Pep Guardiola made a surprise visit at this year's Partnership Trophy run by The Salvation Army for residents of its homelessness centres. 

​​​​​​​The Salvation Army’s annual Partnership Trophy will kick off in Manchester next week with special guest Mark Lawrenson cheering on the teams.

​​​​​​​The Woman in Black author is backing The Salvation Army’s plea for more donations to its network of food banks.

The Salvation Army has unveiled a new therapeutic garden at its Vale Street Lifehouse in Stoke-on-Trent.

The world famous Strawberry Field, immortalised by The Beatles, will be open to the public for the first time from Saturday 14th September 2019.

Lowestoft South Salvation Army on Carlton Road served 135 free two-course lunches over the summer to families struggling to make ends meet.

A PENARTH lunch club hosted a visit by Cardiff South and Penarth AM Vaughan Gething on Wednesday 4 September.

While we welcome the £54 million pledged to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping, we are saddened to see more is not being done to help deliver the Government’s pledge to end rough sleeping by 2027.

​​​​​​​The Salvation Army is launching its Big Collection annual fundraising appeal which helps support thousands of people facing poverty, homelessness, isolation and modern slavery in the UK and Ireland.

Salvation Army summer schools and camps take place all around the world, catering for many different ages, from children to teenagers and young adults.

Bristol residents can now support community projects in the city by shopping at and donating clothes and household items to a new centre in Filton.

Eight people, who trafficked up to 400 people to the West Midlands, have been jailed following the UK's biggest ever modern slavery prosecution.