The Community Wellbeing & Healing program provides culturally appropriate wellbeing and healing programs, and activities in partnership with Larrakia Nation. The community wellbeing and healing program is part of the Darwin –National suicide prevention trial. We work towards improving outcomes for individuals and families so they can feel supported and empowered to thrive within their community, improving sense of belonging within a positive community, and enriching social connectedness
Remote Laundries Project offers FREE washing and drying services five days a week. Visit us at 32 Dripstone RD in Casuarina (near Traditional Credit Union) Monday through Friday from 8am-3pm. Free cold water and fresh fruit also available.
The NPS program provides a safe, supportive and welcoming environment for people living with mental illness.
Psychosocial Support is recovery focused – We believe people can recover from mental illness and lead satisfying and rewarding lives.
We work closely with individuals to identify their own unique pathway towards recovery and resilience. Through our services, we deliver a combination of practical support and guidance to help people turn their lives around.
The NPS program provides a safe, supportive and welcoming environment for people living with mental illness.
Psychosocial Support is recovery focused – We believe people can recover from mental illness and lead satisfying and rewarding lives.
We work closely with individuals to identify their own unique pathway towards recovery and resilience. Through our services, we deliver a combination of practical support and guidance to help people turn their lives around.
Missionbeat is Mission Australia’s street-based assertive outreach program and has been delivered across Australia for forty years. It involves the intentional engagement of highly vulnerable people in public spaces to link them with appropriate supports. The provision of purposeful and brief intervention enables pathways to support and ultimately independence for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
The Waterhole community centre in Alice Springs is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment which encourages respect and acceptance of one another. The Waterhole provides access to toilets, showers and washing machines. Users are able to make tea, coffee and toast for a small daily contribution (50c) and microwaves are available for people who want to cook their own food. People can purchase their own canvas and paint, watch movies, use the computers and internet and make local telephone calls.
The Youth Outreach and Patrol Team provides outreach and response to youth on the streets in the Katherine region. The service is focussed on relocating youth to safe areas. The team may be able to assist with transporting youths to events during operating hours.
headspace Alice Springs provides free and confidential services to young people aged 12-25 years old, for mental health, alcohol and other drugs, counselling and a doctors clinic for physical and sexual health.