Moving On provides brokerage and support to young people 16-25 years old who have left the care of the CEO and Territory Families the service is aimed at young people 16-25 years needing assistance to maintain independence.

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

Emergency relief assistance - food vouchers, clothing, medical, local travel, education and training. Also part payments on whitegoods and household setup costs.

Food vouchers, clothing, medical, local travel, education and training for young people and/or young families aged below 25 years old who are in need.

Provides financial counselling, advice on debt management, negotiating with creditors and budgeting.

CAAFLU is a legal service employing Aboriginal workers. CAAFLU provides cultural legal solutions and helps Indigenous families deal with violence in a positive way involving the community and community values whilst promoting law and justice. Services and support include: domestic violence orders, compensation for victims of family violence, family law (where it relates to family violence), court support, child protection and assistance with housing. CAAFLU listens and works with communities around family violence and its effects on families.

CAAFLU is a legal service employing Aboriginal workers. CAAFLU provides cultural legal solutions and helps Indigenous families deal with violence in a positive way involving the community and community values whilst promoting law and justice. Services and support include: domestic violence orders, compensation for victims of family violence, family law (where it relates to family violence), court support, child protection and assistance with housing. CAAFLU also listens and works with communities around family violence and its effects on families.

CAAFLU is a legal service employing Aboriginal workers. CAAFLU provides cultural legal solutions and helps Indigenous families deal with violence in a positive way involving the community and community values whilst promoting law and justice. Services and support include: domestic violence orders, compensation for victims of family violence, family law (where it relates to family violence), court support, child protection and assistance with housing. CAAFLU listens and works with communities around family violence and its effects on families.

Crisis accommodation is available for homeless women and children; and also for those escaping domestic violence and sexual assault.

Counselling