Juan Mata and Paul Merson cheer on players at Partnership Trophy
The two footballers cheered on teams from homelessness services across the UK.
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Calls for emergency action after rise in London homeless
Emergency measures are needed to reverse the trend of rising rough sleeping in London.
Salvation Army launches art workshop in Warrington to raise awareness of illegal money lending
Warrington community is urged to avoid loan sharks as The Salvation Army launch a new art workshop.
‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’: Salvation and Salvage at the Turn of the Century
The paper recycling system was a metaphor for William Booth’s vision of the spiritual transformation of Britain’s poor...
Government urged to immediately house new rough sleepers during lockdown
The Salvation Army is calling for people newly sleeping rough since the start of the pandemic to be urgently found accommodation.
New rough sleeping figures hide a future homelessness crisis
The Salvation Army is warning of a homelessness crisis, despite a drop in figures.
Salvation Army charity shops win two major awards
They picked up awards for Outstanding Charity Retailer and Environmental and Sustainability.
Working people now in food bank queues warns Salvation Army
Ahead of National Food Bank Day some of our North West churches reported demand in food support from working people.
“Almost demented with hunger and fear:” Easter 1916
The events of the Easter Rising against British rule in Ireland were widely covered in the British press, and the periodicals of The Salvation Army prove to be no exception...
Why advanced payments are not the answer to Universal Credit
Annie Dell is Policy Analyst for The Salvation Army’s Public Affairs and Social Policy Unit. Here she examines whether advanced payments for those claiming Universal Credit is really the solution to the five week wait most face to receive their benefits.