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A collaboration between The Salvation Army and Variety aims to help young people succeed in education and employment.

The Education and Employment Community Driver Mentor Programme in Christchurch won the inaugural Community Initiative of the Year category at the 2015 Deloitte Energy Excellent Awards.

Even a typhoon could not stop Salvationists and friends celebrating the 50th anniversary of the recommencement of The Salvation Army in Taiwan.

A significant milestone has been reached in The Salvation Army's ongoing response to Cyclone Pam on Vanuatu with the completion of the first shelter.

For 19 people in West Auckland, home is living and sleeping on the streets of Waitakere. Their story and the circumstances of their life is captured in the latest report of The Salvation Army, “Hard Times”.

Can you help fact check timelines of Salvation Army activities since we started in New Zealand in 1883?

The High Court has upheld the Problem Gambling Foundation’s application for judicial review.

General André Cox has given approval for the work of The Salvation Army to be officially commenced in Slovakia making it the 127th country in which The Salvation Army works.

The Salvation Army participated in a series of meetings discussing the role of religion and faith in addressing some of the world's biggest problems.

General André Cox appoints Commissioner Brian Peddle as the new Chief of Staff of The Salvation Army.

Food company Goodman Fielder this week delivered its 500,000th loaf of bread to Salvation Army food banks – enough bread to stretch from Wellington to Bulls if laid end-to-end.

Almost two months after the 25 April earthquake that caused devastation in Nepal, The Salvation Army continues its vital response by distributing 1,000 high-quality tents.