Salvation Army sees reduction in drug overdose deaths
New figures drop in drug overdose deaths thanks to addiction support and life-saving medication.
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Millions at risk of Universal Credit ‘lock out’ warns The Salvation Army
Two million sickness benefit claimants could struggle to access digital system.
Thousands could fall into Government debt 'trap' warns The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is calling on the Government to review its Debt Respite Scheme.
Community gardens flourish in North East
Outdoor spaces in Horden and Cramlington are peaceful places for people to meet and learn skills.
Holiday hunger fears for children amid cost of living crisis
Families in poverty could struggle to feed their children over the school holidays.
Meet Wayne: ‘I’m looking forward to Christmas thanks to The Salvation Army’
Wayne spent 15 years on the streets but his life changed for the better thanks to Housing First.
Salvation Army responds to the Government's Autumn Statement
Autumn budget fails to address the widening inequality gap warns Salvation Army.
Salvation Army’s concern for future of employment support
A policy analyst explains why the government needs to be clear that future employment support funding should invest in people and make sure no one is left behind.
French visitors praise Newport employment project
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'Patriotism is not enough'
The International Heritage Centre holds a large collection of records produced by the Women's Social Work branch of The Salvation Army. In April 1914 a referral is noted from a Miss Edith Cavell of Brussels ...