Make Poverty History
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We believe poverty is unnecessary. The Salvation Army is at home in over 120 countries, fighting poverty and injustice and promoting equality and human rights for all.
Providing quality research and policies to address inequality and deprivation.
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Read about current issues in the In Touch newsletter
Under the Influence - A summary of findings from 20 focus groups with people who have attended or who are attending Salvation Army addiction treatment programmes.
A set of questions that might help spot what is really being said (or not being said) and what or who it is we’re valuing in Budget 2010
Alison Shaw, coordinator of the New Lynn branch of Senior Services, with hints for helping the elderly avoid social isolation.
Preserving and promoting the story of The Salvation Army since the 1880s.
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Hallelujah! - history magazine

Tribute to Jim Cochrane Kennedy: 25 August 1939 to 17 April 2010
The Salvation Army believes children are a gift from God and this is reflected in the biblically-based custom of child dedication, an integral part of Salvation Army practice and theology.
War Cry is a fortnightly 24-page Christian magazine for Salvation Army readers and all those exploring faith issues.
The Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga Territory has its own publishing imprint called Flag Publications.
The Salvation Army publishes a regular Leadership Letter to upskill church leaders, authored by Gordon Miller.
Includes Annual Review, Reporter, social research reports/newsletters, and Hallelujah historical magazine.