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Salvation Army Emergency Services volunteers at the International Firefighters Day memorial services Image: Facebook BY KIRRALEE NICOLLE Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) volunteers in Western Australia Dedicated volunteers provided finger food including cakes, scones and sandwiches. Five new volunteers – Anthony, Tash, Elester, Karryn and Glenda – all offered assistance at the event

Volunteer barista Rob Adami with the new coffee set-up. Image: Supplied. Over that time, SAES teams have used it about once a week, with coffee-loving volunteers Rob Adami and “We’ve wanted to build up our volunteers [and] we’ve wanted to rebuild a relationship with the CFS,” It was also a way to keep involving volunteers in the work of the SAES throughout the year.  The SAES volunteers and coffee vehicle with the Dalkeith CFS team.

Shire Salvos volunteers (from left) Mahalia, Rachael, Ezara and Bella with Shire Salvos Menai Children and early high school students have been coming along to receive support from our growing number of volunteers Volunteers from the corps provide a small, healthy afternoon tea, and volunteer tutors assist the young

A plant sale was the idea of two Riverland Salvos volunteers who wanted to uplift the community. Ministry Team Leader Helen Adamczyk said the initiative was driven by two volunteers who were inspired The volunteers approached stores including Bunnings, Stratco and Mitre 10 who supported the team with Riverland Salvos volunteers Barine Lampard and Dianne Rains. Helen said with the Pinnaroo region having recently experienced drought, the volunteers showed great

Portland Community MealShare has operated for nearly eight years as a volunteer-led partnership with nutritious food, the program creates a welcoming space where relationships are built, walls come down and volunteers

Major Linda Miller and volunteer Mick Pogorzelski, from the East Coast Salvos Emergency Services team “A lot of our volunteers are helping their corps with Christmas events. She said it’s a good reminder for SAES volunteers to check and update their availability to volunteer “And if you can, please register to volunteer now, before the season is fully underway.”   For more information on volunteering with the SAES, click here

Salvation Army is active at two evacuation centres in Darwin, with Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) volunteers SAES volunteers Heather, Kris, Angela and Julie from WA, who have flown to Darwin to assist teams on Image: Facebook In Katherine, 12 staff and volunteers from Katherine Corps, including Rural and Remote Sandra said many of the Salvos' own volunteers and staff had had their own homes inundated, with members Another evacuation centre has been activated in Bundaberg, Queensland, with SAES volunteers from the

This included the children and parents from the corps’ STEM program, alongside the UTS student volunteers The demand was high, but more volunteers were needed to expand, and due to the specific nature of expertise needed, volunteers were hard to find. interested, especially members of their Engineer Society, so they came and they said, ‘We are happy to volunteer With the extra volunteers on hand, and a ready-to-use curriculum from another non-for-profit tech-group

Coffs Harbour Salvos Stores staff, volunteers and chaplain Major Greg Pack with the Mid North NSW store Corps Officers, mission leaders, Salvos Stores staff, volunteers and customers have paused in stores The reflection was a time for store staff, volunteers and customers to remember the year that was, celebrate Salvos Helensburgh, those present were gifted a small book of Scripture verses, and store staff and volunteers Salvos Stores chaplain Captain Steve Spencer (right) with staff and volunteers from Greenhills Salvos

With 50,000 people impacted by record flooding that has isolated towns, 40 SAES volunteers have served 700 meals over 450 volunteer hours. SAES has assisted 16 response hubs and is now in the process of dispatching volunteers to four recovery Staff and volunteers are working in tandem with the New South Wales Reconstruction Authority to deliver

SAES volunteers from New South Wales have travelled to Darwin to assist teams on the ground at the evacuation South Wales to assist Darwin Corps Officer Major Kim Hawke, Area Officer Major Kaye Viney and corps volunteers Colette Albino with fellow volunteers at the Yankalilla fire response.

“Our teams love getting out there to lend a hand, whether it’s volunteering at the Sydney City Mission AGL have also generously matched staff donations dollar-for-dollar and offer Paid Volunteer Leave which teams have used to volunteer at the Melbourne Salvos 614 café in the CBD. Origin also offers its employees paid volunteer leave to give time and assistance to community activities “From volunteering to fundraising and matched giving, we’re boosting our support for those doing it tough