In Darkest England
In 1890 William Booth published 'In Darkest England and the Way Out', his plan for tackling poverty in Britain
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Calls for emergency action after rise in London homeless
Emergency measures are needed to reverse the trend of rising rough sleeping in London.
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New rough sleeping figures hide a future homelessness crisis
The Salvation Army is warning of a homelessness crisis, despite a drop in figures.
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Our faith and worship of God inspires and energises everything we do.
Why advanced payments are not the answer to Universal Credit
Annie Dell is Policy Analyst for The Salvation Army’s Public Affairs and Social Policy Unit. Here she examines whether advanced payments for those claiming Universal Credit is really the solution to the five week wait most face to receive their benefits.
Salford project aims to boost well-being for people experiencing homelessness
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Cardiff MP, Stephen Doughty opens flagship ‘floating’ service to halt homelessness
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In Scotland, at least one person a day leaves hospital homeless
New research reveals that on 543 occasions last year, patients were discharged with nowhere to go.
Relief at cost of living support but poverty still a problem
We welcome the Government’s new emergency measures to help poor with high energy prices.