The Salvation Army Ballarat Community Church

Can you please inform your van drivers that school zones apply in front Loretto collage.

We were west bound passed the lights and your van came right up behind me, waved their arms and overtook me dangerously as if I was in the wrong. I suspect they got up to about 60km in the 40 zone. Disappointed to see.

Then proceeded to cut back in front of me when the zone went from 40 to 70.

I have made a report to police with relevant dashcam footage.

This van parked daily at your site so it must be definitely affiliated with your church.

Do a good job but switch their phones off which wasnt helpful when I wanted to contact a family member who volunteers there.

They have a coffee shop there, with a gold coin you can get a hot drink and something to eat after 10. They help with food hamper every 3 months if you ring up for one. Also might get help with bills. They are very helpful and friendly

Great friendly people whom do their best to help. They help with food vouchers and food parcels, clothes, financial counseling and they are a friendly ear to talk too. Open from 9: 30am to 2: 30pm weekdays.

Ricci helped me at the Salvos here, and treated me with so much respect, I felt like a valued human! She also encouraged me to continue with a Centrelink application, which I've done and I think I'm going to get a positive outcome.

You guys have helped.me and my family when we where down and out. Thank you for your friendliness and generosity in these times. You are god's workers

THE BEST PLACE EVER!
I'D BE DEAD WITHOUT YOU GUYS!
Bless your cotton socks folks, so much love and gratitude for you both!

Amazing friendly and happy staff. Treating those bringing donatations and those in need of them, with equal respect and courtesy. Welcoming anyone and everyone. Happy to help and even have a chat.

A recent, highly stressful, highly humiliating visit here, resulted in much form filling out and questioning and resulted in a $20 food voucher and an offer for some (very little, and nothing we needed) faded food where i was even told that i could only choose a few of these items. This was for two people to live on for two weeks as i had explained.

It cost me more one way or another to actually get there that day. In more ways than just money. But money too.

I left feeling abused and humiliated and angry. Not just for me but for all who much suffer these indignities.

This is not help, this is something i would have avoided had i known. It left me feeling worse than i already felt. This abuse.

No stars actually.

Blokes talk a great idea 1st, 2nd&4th Wednesdays of each month 7.30-9pm, this is a. Church that really cares for the Ballarat community they offer so many more helps than just the spiritual helps you would expect, if you feel abandoned and all alone in this world, the caring friendly staff will go out of their way to help you.

It is home. Lovely and inviting people, great services, very welcoming, and very relevant messages in sermons, delivered with honesty and passion. I go regularly now and truly thank God for this church.

Love this place great staff good people plus great meals great way to meet and greet the locals

I find Salvation Army stores over priced, for secondhand clothing and donated beddings etc that where meant for the people in crisis such as fires were selling to the public, furniture and most of their donated items arn't for sale either.

They r here to help our ppl who r in need n they can not even help someone who really needs this service

Thank for Stephen Turner, Thx y for your best support so I was not feel alone. All my worries slowly gone because I know with Salvo and power of God I will have great future.