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The five week wait for first Universal Credit payment will force thousands into debt.

Supermarket chain comes to aid of foodbank running out of supplies.

Our Homelessness Services have found a way to ensure homeless people are able to get food and hot drinks while social distancing.

Preston foodbank has seen referrals double in just a week as members of the community struggle to feed themselves during the pandemic.

Help is on hand for vulnerable people in Scarborough as The Salvation Army adapts its regular outreach.

Our Homelessness Services have found a way to ensure homeless people are able to get food and hot drinks while social distancing.

The Salvation Army in Reading is leading local efforts to provide essential food supplies for those in need.

 A SWINDON bike repair and recycling shop is running a campaign to help local cyclists stay safe as they ride along the town’s streets this winter.

Two million sickness benefit claimants could struggle to access digital system.

Like the rest of the world, the territory is facing rapidly developing challenges due to the spread of the Corona Virus.

We are experiencing an urgent public health crisis. Find out how the army is responding.

The Salvation Army is urging the Government to ensure that it makes provision for homeless people as part of coronavirus planning.  

Chris will be taking part in the Virgin Money London Marathon on 26 April to raise funds for The Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army’s premier choir the International Staff Songsters is celebrating its 40th birthday.

A Southsea man is beginning a series of nine walks to raise money for volunteer firefighters in the Australian state of Victoria.

We have a long way to go to help everyone who is without a safe place to shelter tonight and every night.

A brand new five-million-pound centre to help tackle homelessness in Ilford, East London, has opened its doors to help those in need of a roof over their heads.

Three leading providers of accommodation and services that support young people who have been homeless to rebuild their lives have formed a new partnership.

A Rhondda man has praised local people for supporting his church’s efforts to help villagers in Pentre after their homes were flooded during Storm Dennis.