Commissioning
To become a Salvation Army officer, successful candidates follow a two-year residential training programme. At the conclusion of this training, a commissioning ceremony is held.
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Candles of hope provide comfort to community at Christmas
People are invited to light a candle in memory of a loved one or as a symbol of hope for the future.
Recovery Hub in Atherton marks milestone anniversary
Our Atherton team has celebrated after its hub for supporting people through addiction turns one.
Lilian Greenwood MP visits Aspley to see Salvation Army's work in the community
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Commissioner (Dr) Harry Williams
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Tackle root causes of homelessness to reverse rise in rough sleeping
Long-term funding is needed to avoid former rough sleepers returning to the streets.
Report calls for more data to tackle homelessness
The Salvation Army in Scotland outlines steps needed to help people break the cycle of homelessness.
Self-referral accepted at food bank to support all community
Macclesfield Corps is running its food bank differently to the norm after recognising the need.
Befriending service set up to support isolated people
New initiative in Launceston aims to help people affected by the Covid pandemic.
The Countess of Wessex meets The Salvation Army
The Countess of Wessex visited The Salvation Army to find out about a new Rough Sleeper Initiative.