Concerns have been raised around drugs, the housing crisis, lack of mental health services and economic support in a new Salvation Army State of our Communities report released today.
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Communities call for action
People from small-town communities in Aotearoa have called on the Prime Minister to help deal with the impact of drugs, housing crisis, lack of mental health services and financial support.
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A nanny's struggle to survive
A solo-mother in South Auckland leaves her full-time job as a social worker to study in the hope she receives more income when she graduates. Ahead of a child poverty report due on Monday, Kimi Herewini wants better outcomes for low income families.
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Christmas too costly for many to celebrate- Sallies survey
A recent survey commissioned by The Salvation Army shows that a large proportion of people in Aotearoa can’t afford to celebrate Christmas.
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100th anniversary of Armistice Day
A memorial service ceremony was held today at the Auckland War Memorial Museum to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
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1 in 2 Kiwis can't afford to heat home
A nationwide survey commissioned by The Salvation Army found that close to one in two New Zealanders have gone without heating because of financial constraints in the past year.
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Salvation Army Rotorua stepping in to help
Families in Rotorua are feeling the cold. Now the Salvation Army in Rotorua is stepping in to help.
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Salvation Army seeks help as poverty rates rise
Poverty levels in New Zealand are on the rise with the Salvation Army seeing 336 new families every week.
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Salvation Army State of the Nation report 2018
An estimated 70,000 children aged under 17 are living in severe material deprivation according to a new Salvation Army State of the Nation report released today.
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Salvation Army report gives voice to low-income communities
The Salvation Army's first State of Our Communities report released today shows some of New Zealand's lowest income suburban communities feel "forgotten" when it comes to the most difficult social issues.
