Make Poverty History
A better way
We believe poverty is unnecessary. The Salvation Army is at home in over 115 countries, fighting poverty and injustice and promoting equality and human rights for all.
Social Research
The Social Policy & Parliamentary Unit
Providing quality research and policies to address inequality and deprivation.
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Read about current issues in the In Touch newsletter
Latest report
The Rainbow of Entitlement - A discussion paper exploring consumerism and what we feel is rightly ours.
Justice & ethics
Opening the door on a working future
The Salvation Army Employment Plus is going strong, adapting to New Zealand's changing market and catching those who might otherwise fall through the cracks in the schooling system.
World hunger - more than a 30-sec sound bite
We've got to get serious about eradicating poverty, by Chris Frazer.
Salvation Army History
Archives & Heritage
Preserving and promoting the story of The Salvation Army since the 1880s.
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Hallelujah! - history magazine
Photo of the week
An image showing a group of young men about to emigrate to Canada aboard the S.S. Letitia, sailing from Liverpool. A Salvation Army officer with cap can be seen fourth from the right. Date: 31/05/1930.
Did you know...
The Salvation Army Crest
The symbolism of The Salvation Army crest is as follows:
Publications
War Cry
War Cry is a fortnightly 24-page Christian magazine for Salvation Army readers and all those exploring faith issues.
Flag Publications
The Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga Territory has its own publishing imprint called Flag Publications.
Leadership Letter
The Salvation Army publishes a regular Leadership Letter to upskill church leaders, authored by Gordon Miller.
Other Publications
Includes Annual Review, Reporter, social research reports/newsletters, and Hallelujah historical magazine.