Budget Announcement: Coronavirus budget leaves homeless in the cold
The Salvation Army is urging the Government to ensure that it makes provision for homeless people as part of coronavirus planning.
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Salvation Army concerned for vulnerable in post covid jobs hunt
Most vulnerable pushed to the back in post covid jobs hunt The Salvation Army warns.
Salvation Army minister Major Georgina Atkinson celebrates centenary
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Dementia-friendly singing group launched in Oxford
A local Oxford Christian church and charity recently held a ‘Dementia Friends’ session for the local community.
Urgent action needed to stop families going hungry, Salvation Army warns
Across the country we are seeing an exponential increase in people needing help to get food.
The Salvation Army mobilises to challenge Government’s rough sleeping target
The Government that is on course to break a manifesto pledge on rough sleeping unless urgent action is taken.
The children in poverty wishing for a new toothbrush this year
Salvation Army is calling for people to donate unwanted toiletries to food banks.
‘Happy to Chat’ bench evolves into coffee mornings
Penrith Corps further tackles loneliness within the town after success of Happy to Chat bench.
Disability-friendly music groups perform at Royal Albert Hall
Musicians from The Music Man Project performed with musical star Michael Ball earlier this month.
Cost of living causes second hand uniform demand to double
Mirfield Salvation Army has given out 232 uniforms so far this year compared to 119 for the whole of 2022.