Salvation Army Sampler

See the Change

See the Change
Faith in Life
Aug 28, 2010
Sentenced by the court to unpaid community work, Aroha Latu did her hours at The Salvation Army. Now she attends church there—and she’s brought along 25 other members of her family!

The Other Side of the World

The Other Side of the World
Social Issues
Aug 12, 2010
The Salvation Army’s work in poverty-stricken countries like Myanmar and dozens of others simply would not exist were it not for the faithful giving of Salvationists to the Self Denial Appeal.

Miracle Man

Miracle Man
Faith in Life
Jul 15, 2010
Cancer couldn't keep Joe from God's work

Where God Leads

Where God Leads
Faith in Life
Jul 08, 2010
Envoy Mandy Carian has been working as Assistant Director at The Salvation Army Ramoth Children’s Home in Suriname since February this year, taking over as Director this month.

The Power to Change

The Power to Change
Faith in Life
Jun 28, 2010
By her own admission, Gaylene Turvey was once 'a ratbag '- held captive by alcohol, abusive relationships and fear - but God has changed all that. And now life couldn't be better.

"Our People" - Salvationist Resources DVD (3:40)
Nov 13, 2009
Our People: The Story of William and Catherine Booth and The Salvation Army is available for $30 (plus p&p) from Salvationist Resources: phone: (04) 382 0740

Vanessa speaks of sending her children to a youth programme (0:57)
Sep 24, 2009
My kids were quite angry. I needed someone to talk to and this was the first place I came to.

Toa, Hira & Taimalie speak of their time in a youth programme (1:02)
Sep 24, 2009
We learn about positive choices.

Ualesi Ieremia speaks of her work at a Oasis Centre for problem gambling (1:04)
Sep 24, 2009
If you are concerned that gambling is having a negative impact over your or someone elses life, then please read about the services offered at Oasis and contact us today.

Leigh Ann Pukeroa speaks of her work at a Oasis Centre for problem gambling (1:12)
Sep 24, 2009
If you are concerned that gambling is having a negative impact over your or someone elses life, then please read about the services offered at Oasis and contact us today.

Bevan speaks of his time at the Oasis Centre for problem gambling (1:01)
Sep 22, 2009
Any time I got any money, I would feed it straight to the machines. If I was to get back to a normal life, I had to give it up.

Judith speaks of her work with Salvation Army HomeCare (1:01)
Sep 22, 2009
I had to change my life and help someone.

Julz speaks of uncovering hidden talent and seeing people smile again (0:55)
Sep 22, 2009
If you feel you don't fit into the traditional schooling system or if you're struggling to enter the workplace for whatever reason, we can help you. We have the expertise you need to secure a positive working future.

Larissa speaks of her experience at a Salvation Army Early Childhood Education Centre (1:09)
Sep 22, 2009
Ive seen Alessandra grow into the gorgeous, confident little person that she is through guidance from Carol and all the girls here. They love her and nurture her potential.

Carol speaks of her work at an Early Childhood Education Centre (0:45)
Sep 22, 2009
Salvation Army Early Childhood Education Centres provide quality early childhood education with a strong Christian emphasis.

Craig speaks of how he was a career criminal but changed to help people (1:06)
Sep 22, 2009
I have gone from being a career criminal to being able to make a positive difference to peoples lives every day.

Captain Ukarau Kakepare speaks about his role in court and prison services (1:15)
Sep 18, 2009
I try to be a friendly face and help people.

Zandea speaks about her role at a Community Ministries centre (0:56)
Sep 18, 2009
If you are in a desperate situation and do not have enough money to provide for yourself or your family, we can help.

Community Ministries Gaylene Turvey (0:55)
Sep 18, 2009
Ive got 3 children and I needed assistance with food. I guess we were really struggling at the time.

Ano Lo Tam speaks about his role at a Salvation Army corps (0:27)
Sep 18, 2009
My work is my calling.

Yolanda speaks of her life at the Bethany Centre (0:57)
Sep 18, 2009
Already I feel much stronger since Ive been here, mainly through the other girls support.

Holly speaks about her time at the Bethany Centre (0:58)
Sep 18, 2009
I no longer have a fear of making friends. Im a very confident person now and I class myself as a very good mother.

Valerie speaks of her transition from addictions client to staff member (0:49)
Sep 18, 2009
Alcohol had total control over my life and I realised that I couldnt give it up on my own. I had absolutely no self esteem left.

Tarnz speaks of regaining her motivation and self-esteem (1:20)
Sep 18, 2009
I have an incredible support network around me here, which make me accountable for my sobriety.

Clay speaks of how he got the support needed to beat his addiction (0:48)
Sep 18, 2009
I felt lonely, isolated and paranoid. I've left some serious debris behind in my life and hurt just about everyone around me.

Cheyne speaks of having a future to be proud of (0:56)
Sep 18, 2009
One of the most important things I've learned is that I can change I dont have to be stuck in the same rut. I'm motivated to change now that I can sense that I do have a future I can be proud of.

Charlie speaks of his life after alcohol-fuelled family violence (0:54)
Sep 18, 2009
Life is clearer now that I am free of alcohol or drugs. I know I do not want to be the person I was.

Bryce speaks about his work at a Salvation Army addiction centre (1:21)
Sep 18, 2009
Whether you're considering getting some help for yourself or a friend or relative, the Bridge Programme offers the opportunity to evaluate alcohol or drug use and explore ways to bring things under control again.

Bradley speaks about regaining his family's respect (0:59)
Sep 18, 2009
I lost everything that I had ever worked for and I was facing a lengthy prison term - methamphetamine had taken over my life.

Major Bruce Tremain speaks about his work at a supportive accommodation centre (1:11)
Sep 18, 2009
The Salvation Army provides supportive accommodation for people with a range of needs, including for young pregnant women, adults with intellectual disabilities, hospice care, seniors and those in residential substance abuse programmes.

Joseph speaks about the help he has received through a supportive accommodation centre (0:40)
Sep 18, 2009
Sometimes Id be working, but my addiction to alcohol made it hard to hold down a steady job because I was always taking to the booze.

Greg speaks about the huge changes that have happened for him (0:31)
Sep 18, 2009
I was at a very low point in my life when I came to The Salvation Army. I was an addict, and I had been in prison for six months. I had enough of jail, had enough of my life. I needed change, I needed to rid myself of my addiction and I needed ongoing care.

"Our People" - Salvationist Resources DVD (3:40)
Nov 13, 2009
Our People: The Story of William and Catherine Booth and The Salvation Army is available for $30 (plus p&p) from Salvationist Resources: phone: (04) 382 0740