The housing crisis needs an urgent response: increased housing support for low-income households. In the short term, this means changes to the...
NAVIGATING THE RAPIDS In the hope of TRAVERSING POSITIVE PATHWAYS FOR CHANGE
Are foodbanks truly helping our people whānau and communities? Or are we creating more dependency? Why do we have these major food-related issues...
This second Covid-19 Lockdown Briefing includes a particular focus on Auckland. The two weeks since our first Covid-19 Lockdown Briefing has seen...
State of our Communities (SOOC) 2021 is a snapshot of the stories of local communities in Tokoroa, Carterton and Invercargill. SOOC combines real-...
People are catching flights, rugby stadiums are full and public gatherings and festivals are all happening again. Things seem to be coming back to...
The Salvation Army is strongly opposed to any liberalisation or expansion of online gambling in New Zealand. Over the last few years, the...
Ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi — The old net is cast aside whilst the new net goes fishing. The 2020 year was a year rocked by a...
This is our sixth and final Covid-19 Social Impact Dashboard for 2020. It has been both disturbing and illuminating for us to provide these...
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...
