What this report covers The Salvation Army is a Christian movement, united by faith, working in cities, country towns and remote communities across Australia to leave no one in need. We work with individuals and families nationwide without discrimination to support those facing hardship or injustice. The Salvation Army (also known as the Salvos) expresses its faith through our charitable work to provide spiritual and social support to those in need. For over 140 years, Salvos have been helping those doing it tough through our programs and services, op shops and Salvos centres. We assist people experiencing homelessness, addiction or family and domestic violence, needing financial assistance or help with employment, and much more. This report covers the social work of The Salvation Army in Australia. This work is also underpinned by 278 corps (churches/faith communities) across the country.
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278
corps (churches/faith communities)
755
officers
395
corps officers
18
assistant corps officers
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