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This year's Christmas displays at International Headquarters (IHQ) reveal a poignant message that some of the difficulties faced 2,000 years ago by Jesus and the Holy Family are still affecting thousands of people today.

A group of Oamaru students have been so impressed with their Education and Employment tutor they’ve recommended him as a hero.

The names ‘Bridge’ and ‘Oasis’ are returning officially to The Salvation Army as the names of its services to help those struggling with the harm caused by alcohol, drugs and gambling.

The Government and The Salvation Army will work together to provide more social housing for vulnerable Aucklanders.

Kumara has been helping some newly released prisoners get their lives back on track in Northland.

Families in urgent need of accommodation will have a safer place to stay in Wellington from next month.

Baby Boomers who have held down jobs and contributed to the well-being of New Zealand may yet become homeless in late middle age or early retirement without urgent Government action.

Nowhere to call home is the devastating reality for numbers of Auckland children and their parents.

Public awareness of The Salvation Army's ministry in Russia was given a boost through a report on Arctic TV, a television channel based in Murmansk

There was a dramatic transformation for one Wellington Hope Centre visitor last week – one staff hope will be the first of many.

Volunteers who took part in The Salvation Army response to the Canterbury earthquakes were thanked at a special dinner in Christchurch on Friday.

New Chief of the Staff, Commissioner Brian Peddle, and World Secretary for Women's Ministries, Commissioner Rosalie Peddle welcomed at International Headquarters (IHQ) in London.