One of The Salvation Army’s founders’ William Booth would carry out community surveys to identify the needs of the community and this is how some...
“Don’t hide, don’t panic, there’s help available” The words above, quoted from a Salvation Army senior staff member, epitomise our plea to New...
Is the storm still coming? In our previous Dashboard, we asked the question: Are we in the calm before the storm? In this Dashboard, the numbers...
Are we in the proverbial calm before the storm? Thank God the health impacts of this pandemic have been minimised. But the social and economic...
This is our second Salvation Army Covid-19 Social Impact Dashboard that monitors and assesses the social impacts of this pandemic, particularly...
These are unusual times. Our nation is in the middle of a global pandemic and a national lockdown. The Government has responded swiftly and...
Some good outcomes were achieved in 2019 but more needs to be done for our most vulnerable citizens, says the thirteenth annual State of the...
Our country is making some progress towards greater fairness and equality, in a context of general prosperity and economic growth. Yet significant...
How do we reduce crime? Tackle the individual and social problems that cause vulnerability to offending, remove procedural delays in the courts,...
Crime levels in New Zealand don’t seem to be improving a great deal. This report, Part 2 of a Briefing Note series (see Part 1 here), says that if...
Talk of the housing crisis is constant and everywhere. For Pacific families, they are bearing the brunt of the housing crisis. Right across the...
Debt collection and repossession is a challenging area for people in debt and who cannot afford to repay these debts back. This Discussion Paper...
