Since 1883, The Salvation Army has fought poverty and social and spiritual distress in New Zealand.
We’ve been there to help more than 150,000 people in need each year—with budgeting advice, food and clothing assistance, life skills programmes and other comfort and support.
At The Salvation Army we are committed to our mission of caring for people, transforming lives and reforming society by God’s power.
News from around the New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga and Samoa territory. International News, Business, and Media Releases.
I had the privilege earlier this year of attending the Testify Congress in the Salvation Army’s USA Western Territory. There were many highlights that weekend, but what stood out for me were the
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The Salvation Army has fully opened its newest social housing (SASH) complex in Levin, providing people and their whānau with warm and safe places to live amid increasing cost of
Read moreThe Salvation Army is doing it tough like many people across the motu—which is why those who can are urged to donate, to give people and their whānau a little
Read moreThe Salvation Army has reviewed the 138 recommendations in the Royal Commission’s report: Whanaketia–Through pain and trauma, from darkness to light Whakairihia ki te tihi o Maungāongo–on abuse in state care
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The Salvation Army’s annual Christmas Appeal, titled ‘Give A Little Joy This Christmas,’ has launched. Thousands of Kiwis across the motu are struggling as the cost-of-living crisis deepens—challenges that can
Read moreA campaign involving industrial wet wipes has resulted in a $15,000 donation from The ToolShed to The Salvation Army. The nationwide campaign marks the first time The ToolShed has worked
Read moreThe Salvation Army’s Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit’s latest State of Pacific Peoples report reveals that while progress has been made in areas such as employment and crime reduction within Pacific communities,
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The Salvation Army has launched a new social supermarket serving the Taranaki community, empowering people and their whānau. The social supermarket provides a shop-like setting where people can select their
Read moreThe Salvation Army acknowledges the recommendations from the Royal Commission’s report: Whanaketia – Through pain and trauma, from darkness to light Whakairihia ki te tihi o Maungāongo – on abuse in state
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The Salvation Army’s Hauora Service is celebrating one year of accessible healthcare for the Auckland community, and is open for new patient enrolments. The Salvation Army’s first medical centre in
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