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.
Our centre in Temuka caters to men and women with intellectual disabilities. We are 'a home away from home' for those looking for a supportive environment in a peaceful setting.
My kids were quite angry. I needed someone to talk to and this was the first place I came to.
Books, music, uniforms and more. Join our mailing list today!
Your donation means we can continue to serve on the front lines of poverty and need.
29 June 2009
Wellington youth leaders break Guinness World Record for a good cause.
Chris Frazer highlights the need to confront the scourge of human trafficking.
God is in the detail as well as the big picture, by Coralie Bridle.
Jeff Farm is a 1932ha farm managed by The Salvation Army that trains (and funds training for) young people for a career in the New Zealand agricultural industry.
We would love for past members both in New Zealand and Overseas to be able to come and celebrate with us.
General Shaw Clifton takes part in a spiritual discussion and debate with Maureen Garing on Radio New Zealand.
While General Shaw Clifton was visiting Winnipeg, Manitoba, radio host David Balzer interviewed him for CJOB's 'God Talk'.