Homelessness
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15 June 2021
Housing program reunites a family Words Don McCrae I met Chris around 12 years ago when he was in his 30s. I was working at a centre for homeless men in Hobart, running a program for men coming out of...
20 May 2021
Before Margaret* became homeless, she lived a happy life with her daughter, who meant the world to her. Tragically, Margaret’s relationship with her partner turned violent and her life took a t...
17 May 2021
Left: A few of the Homelessness Services team, which played a key role in the project. Case Manager Luke Ollington is second from left.Right: The former Miner's Rest Caravan Park. Unique caravan park ...
17 May 2021
The crew getting ready to serve on the streets. (From left) David Hopewell, Ned Jones, Mat George and Errol, a local man experiencing homelessness. Salvos reaching out to those 'who feel forgotten' Wo...
15 April 2021
Youth homelessness: Looking for a place to belong Words Simone Worthing This year, Youth Homelessness Matters Day will take place on 21 April. The day aims to raise awareness and public discussion abo...
15 April 2021
Ensuring young people can live with dignity and hope The Salvation Army acknowledges that having a good start to life is often critical to success down the track. Unfortunately, many children and youn...
15 April 2021
Brodie (left) with Megan Casey, Manager - Youth Outreach SA, at Ingle Farm Salvos. Words Brodie While I was in primary school I was diagnosed with depression, and later ADD and ADHD. This affected me ...
27 October 2020
From left: Jed Donoghue (State Manager Housing and Homelessness for The Salvation Army), Major Kevin Lumb (Area Officer for North Tasmania), Nathan Hughes (Team Leader at Burnie Safe Space) and MP Rog...
26 October 2020
Salvos supporting youth as mental health issues rise Words Simone Worthing October is National Mental Health Month in Australia. This week we continue our series of articles looking at different aspec...
28 September 2020
Safe House residents are able to grow some of their own food. Salvos Safe House supports victims of human trafficking Words Simone Worthing Human trafficking and modern slavery are something many Aust...
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