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A Salvos team spent Christmas helping bring joy to those who were flood affected. OK by Shirli to use

A cyclone of care: flooding Northern Queensland with Christmas joy and love

12 September 2024

When Tropical Cyclone Jasper, the wettest cyclone ever recorded in Australia, made landfall north of Port Douglas just before Christmas last...

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Celebrating The Salvation Army's national Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

Celebrating The Salvation Army's national Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

29 April 2024

The Salvation Army's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander team and leadership celebrate completion of the first stage of the organisation's...

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Yakila: Walking and talking together in reconciliation and understanding

Yakila: Walking and talking together in reconciliation and understanding

19 April 2024

In February 2024, more than 150 Salvation Army delegates met for The Salvation Army’s ‘Yakila — Walking and Talking Tog...

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Melbourne Project 614 cookbook 'Meals to make ends meet' wins big!

Melbourne Project 614 cookbook 'Meals to make ends meet' wins big!

22 January 2024

Melbourne Project 614 cookbook meals to make ends meet wins big at Gourmand Awards

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Salvos team at evacuation centre

Cairns celebrates Christmas as Cyclone Jasper clean up continues

22 December 2023

When tropical cyclone Jasper made landfall just north of Port Douglas on 13 December, the Cairns Salvos were already preparing to support co...

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Salvos win Roy Morgan Trusted Brand award for second year

Salvos win Roy Morgan Trusted Brand award for second year

30 November 2023

The Salvation Army has received the Roy Morgan ‘Most Trusted Brand Award’ in the charity sector for the second year running.

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Photograph of ex prisoners working in Abbotsford in 1900

Celebrating 140 years of social service

1 November 2023

Salvos are part of the fabric of Australia’s welfare system The Salvation Army is celebrating 140 years of social services in Austral...

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Smiling Salvos Officer walking down a street

Contributing towards our mission

10 July 2023

Everyone deserves a roof over their head, a stable future, dignity as they age and compassion when grieving. The Salvos walk alongside helpi...

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Terrence building leaders of the future through Townsville SLIP program

Terrence building leaders of the future through Townsville SLIP program

25 May 2023

“You don’t need a title to be a leader” – this is one of the philosophies behind the Sports Leadership Impact Pr...

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Volunteering for a cause that touches the heart

Volunteering for a cause that touches the heart

19 May 2023

Volunteers are the heart of many not-for-profit organisations, bringing passion to a cause that matters most to them. The Salvation Army rel...

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