Capital's tight rental market pushes emergency grants to $1m
Quarterly spend on grants cracks a million dollars, numbers skyrocket in 18 months.
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Millions of dollars is being spent on emergency housing as Rotorua rents skyrocket.
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Editorial: Sallies give timely warning on P
Comment: Salvation Army gives a timely warning about methamphetamine.
The Sallies have spoken: Welfare reform is urgent
The Salvation Army has told us we're doing welfare wrong. How are we going to fix that?
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Salvation Army worker who found gnome thought it was a joke
Neil Arnold arrived for work this morning when he found the gnome.
Happy Christmas: Weird items donated in charity's appeal
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New food parcel hub launched in Lower Hutt
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Sallies welcome adoption inquiry
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"A particularly nice way of using existing housing but re-purposing it to meet the need."
Business group says 'no' to rough sleepers re-run
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Hawkesby: The alarming rise of the working poor
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Poverty still disadvantaging too many kids
EDITORIAL: After years of reports and investigations, is anything actually changing?
100k Kiwi kids living in severe poverty
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Over 330 new families need help every week - Salvation Army
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