While accommodation is scarce in Darwin, we contact all the Aboriginal Hostels on a daily basis to determine where vacancies exist. We will do our best to secure accommodation for our clients. We will also refer clients to a range of other services and agencies to meet their individual needs.

An early intervention program providing weekly, overnight and two-week adventure bush trips and camps. The program works to prevent youth homelessness; drug, alcohol and sniffing misuse and disconnection of young people from their school, family and community.

Provides accommodation for young people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Crisis Refuge Program provides safe supported accommodation for short - medium term for 12yrs - 17yrs. Accommodation can be provided for one night or up to 3 months.

Youth Housing Options and Pathways program (YHOPP) provides accommodation to 15-19 year olds who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. YHOPP also provides outreach support including medium term accommodation, advocacy, community education and emergency relief.

For short to medium term accommodation, KYASS has beds available for up to 26 weeks. KYASS provides brokerage to assist homeless young people in financial stress as well as assistance to return home to stable accommodation.

Services include: youth and family support, financial counselling, carer respite, disability, family, general counselling and emergency relief.

Low cost short term accommodation for backpackers and travellers.

Yilli Housing dedicates a cabin for emergency accommodation located at Berrimah Estate. Alternatively, YiSSA short stay accommodation is also available for emergency accommodation for up to 28 days.

Hostel and camping accommodation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Hostel accommodation,  Indigenous renal patients (permanent) and PATS patients (ASH only) – short term.