Advocacy and support with court, Territory Housing, Centrelink and medical issues. Tangentyere ID Card.

The Community Hub is a drop-in centre that welcomes both NDIS and non-NDIS participants to come along and socialise with others and take part in a range of activities; such as cooking, art and community outings in a group setting. This support can be accessed by NDIS or non-NDIS participants.

The Community Hub offers a pick-up service from your home (from 10am-11am) and a drop off service (2pm-3pm).

Ruby Gaea provides free, confidential counselling and support to women and children who have experienced sexual assault at any time in their lives.

Emergency relief assistance eg emergency food, emergency clothing due to crisis.

NAAFLS provides legal assistance, referral and support for Indigenous people affected by family violence, domestic violence and sexual assault.

NAAFLS provides legal assistance, referral and support for Indigenous people affected by family violence, domestic violence and sexual assault.

The Larrakia Nation has Information Referral Offices (IRO) which provide user-pays services to Indigenous people who are living in or visiting Darwin from remote and interstate locations. This service provides people with high integrity photographic ID which allows access to ordinary services, such as Centrelink, banks, mail, housing, MVR and transport services.

Also referred to as 'Return to Country', this service assists clients to return to their homelands when they get stuck in Darwin or because they need to return home (within the NT only). The Indigenous Referral Office (IRO) provides these services without requiring cash upfront as our clients do not generally have access to credit or funds when there is an emergency. Our IRO services enable clients to manage their affairs more efficiently.

Larrakia Nation Intervention and Transport Service case management team provide case plans and on-going case management for long grass and the homeless for the Darwin and Palmerston areas and most often newly arrivals from remote communities who require our assistance.

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.