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PNG youth find hope and a future

8 September 2014

The Hope and a Future campaign saw HMS and Aged Care Plus sponsor eight young PNG nationals to grow their education, confidence and fitness.

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Hope and a Future

8 September 2014

A new mentoring program launched by The Salvation Army's Aged Care Plus is creating opportunities for disadvantaged youth to overcome life's...

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Moneycare program earns top award

8 September 2014

The Salvation Army’s financial literacy program You’re The Boss has received the outstanding achievement award in the communit...

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A slave to alcohol for 20 years

2 September 2014

In October 2012, Ally was sitting in a doctor’s surgery hungover, depressed and thinking about suicide. For 20 years, alcohol had con...

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Where words fail, music speaks

2 September 2014

Talitha Evans’ love for music and her passion for helping others is catching on fire across NSW. The success of two music therapy ini...

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Anzac tradition feeds small acts of generosity

2 September 2014

A rainy Anzac Day did not stop seven-year-old Xavier from raising much-needed funds for The Salvation Army. Setting up a stand in front of h...

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Support when the world comes crashing down

2 September 2014

"Geoff was always very active, but he now has brain damage, gets very forgetful, plus he gets very, very unsteady on his feet." – (Wi...

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Transformation from terror

2 September 2014

“The weekend I decided to end my life, I woke to helicopters flying above my place. I thought they were after me. I started runn...

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An extraordinary cup of tea

2 September 2014

A recent letter from Salvos supporter Verne Sheather shares the deep and life-long impact that a “Sallyman”, also known as Red...

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Larney's passion to help others in pain

2 September 2014

“The Salvos’ role in my stability was huge! Without that support there’s a real possibility I would still be on the str...

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