Doung's story
Forced into labour to repay a debt, Duong was trafficked across countries and smuggled into the UK. After a daring escape, he found safety and is now rebuilding his life.
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140 years of serving communities across Wales marked at Eisteddfod - Dathlu 140 o flynyddoedd yn gwasanaethu cymunedau ledled Cymru yn yr Eisteddfod
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Poverty will be the lasting effect of Coronavirus warns The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is warning that the long term impact of the coronavirus will be poverty.
Government plans to end rough sleeping could unravel within months
New Salvation Army report outlines how homelessness will soar without proper funding.
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.
‘Angels of Hope’ spread festive cheer through Stockton
People are encouraged to share photos of their finds on the Stockton Christmas Angels Facebook page.
Lord Mayor sees “lifesaving” work of Bradford Orchard project at heart of community
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First football tournament for survivors of modern slavery
The first football tournament for survivors of modern slavery was held in Birmingham.
School uniform banks provide lifeline for parents
The Salvation Army has seen a rise in demand for second hand school uniforms from its uniform banks.
Poplar Salvation Army marks 150th anniversary and welcomes world leader General Cox
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