The Salvation Army South Australia

Playford Salvos
Are running a Trivia Night on the 19th of June.
Tickets are $10 each and if people want to book tables, we have tables of 8.
There will also be slices/cakes and drinks for sale on the night.

For more information and bookings contact Playford Salvos on 0452 223118

All proceeds go towards our Red Shield Appeal

The Salvation Army Tea Tree Gully
The Salvation Army have a Home Care service available in South Australia for those registered with My Aged care. If you or you know anybody needing assistance in Home Care support, please give us a call on1300 111 227 or check out our Website and enquire here.
https://agedcare.salvos.org.au/home.../salvos-home-care-sa/The

The Salvation Army Ingle Farm
We’ve been busy at Ingle Farm Salvos serving our community and raising money for the annual Red Shield Appeal over the last couple of weeks. We’ve catered for a medieval wedding, held the inaugural Red Brick Expo with the assistance of the Southern Brick Lego users group, and now we’re connecting with our community at Westfield Tea Tree Plaza. We’ve also worshipped and celebrated. We love our community and want to do our best to serve them with the love of Jesus. ❤️

On Sunday 17th May the Adelaide Congress Hall Band provided a program at the front gate of the old Adelaide Gaol which is now a museum. (There is also an historical photograph of the then Adelaide Citadel Band playing at the same spot in 1912.)
This was an open day for the public to visit and experience the history of the building. Over 850 visitors attended the celebration on the day.
The gaol was opened in 1841 and was originally estimated to cost £17,000 to build. However, the actual cost exceeded £30,000 and this bankrupted the fledgling colony of SA causing Governor Gawler to be recalled to Britain.
Many of the visitors to the open day clearly enjoyed the music we provided and showed their appreciation.

NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
A massive THANK YOU to everyone who volunteers with us, not just during National Volunteer Week, but every single day ❤️

Volunteering is so much more than giving time. It’s about building relationships, creating community, sharing kindness and bringing hope to others.

To our amazing volunteers, corporate partners and supporters, THANK YOU for standing with The Salvation Army and helping us make a difference in the lives of so many people.

We truly couldn’t do what we do without you.

For more information, please call Jen Pendergrast 0459 045 276.

To every mum and mother figure across South Australia ❤️

Thank you for the love, strength and care you give — every day, in ways big and small.

We see you. We appreciate you. Today and always.

An exciting event planned at Victor Harbor….if you enjoy gaming, come along - details below
All proceeds go toward our Red Shield Appeal

This morning Jen Pendergrast, National Strategic Relationships Coordinator went out to Palmers at Woodville North to meet with the team to thank them for their generous donations and update them on the incredible outreach we have been able to have sharing their amazing products over the past year.



This is a powerful reminder that community impact doesn’t happen in isolation, it is built through strong relationships, shared purpose, and collective action. By coming together, we can create not only support, but also moments of joy and normality during challenging times.

We extend our sincere thanks to everyone at Palmers, for their continued support and belief in our mission. Their contributions have helped foster dignity, connection, and care across our community.

We look forward to continuing this partnership and building on the positive outcomes we have achieved together.

A great article from North East Salvos

🔦 Faces of the Salvos

Today we're celebrating Majors Peer and G*i Cathcart at North East Salvos who bring heart, strength, and genuine care to all they serve in their community.

North East Salvos in South Australia is a vibrant, welcoming Corps where Peer and G*i have been faithfully serving for years. Their passion for people shines through the many programs running each week from their Oakden building - supporting families, individuals, and anyone seeking connection or practical help. With community support, pastoral care, small groups, and local outreach, they’ve created a space where everyone is valued.

Before becoming Corps Officers at North East, the Cathcarts served as Sallyman and Sallyma’am with the Red Shield Military Services, and they still love sharing a good barista‑made coffee with anyone who stops by! ☕

Let's support our teams from our Sobering Up Unit, Resolve and Kurlana Padnipadninya...as they support Youth Homelessness Matters Day...
Tuesday 14 April - Midday - 3.00 pm
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