No Ordinary Army
A mission people
The Salvation Army has been fighting poverty, social and spiritual distress in New Zealand since 1883. We started work in Fiji in 1973 and in Tonga in 1985. We're here to serve.
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The Inn and Sanctuary House
The Inn and Sanctuary House are transitional homes which provide supervised emergency accommodation—The Inn for young men and Sanctuary House for young women.
From breadline to teaching professional
The Sallies gave me self-confidence, a shoulder to cry on and let me talk through my problems without judging me.
Addiction Services
Evaluate your alcohol or drug use and explore ways to bring things under control again.
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Sallies Care Vans
Community Care Vans are visiting quake affected communities in Canterbury - offering emotional support, advice and referrals.
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New look for Linwood
The building is gone but the community ministry continues.
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Age appropriate clothing
Tanith Carey on helping daughters dress age appropriately. -
Look out world!
Renae Pearson is developing as a youth worker apprentice. -
Changing fashion
Behind the red carpet, Sophie Voon is changing fashion to help create a fairer world. -
Stop the traffik
The Salvation Army to lead STOP THE TRAFFIK Aotearoa NZ network.
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U build 4 the rebuild
Targeted employment training for the Christchurch rebuild.
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Reveal May 2012
A focus on leadership integrity, as well as news from the Social Policy Unit. -
Art or essay?
Art competition to be held at the 2012 Thought Matters Conference.
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Congress live streaming
Live webcasts will make the 'I'll Fight' Congress a worldwide event.
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General visits Moldova
General Linda Bond experienced a wide breadth of ministry.
State of the Nation
A Growing Divide: the State of the Nation Report 2012.
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