A youth development and leadership program and an after-care project to assist at risk Indigenous young people living in Yuendumu to build positive futures beyond substance abuse.

A community-based youth counselling and mentoring service operating from the remote Warlpiri Community of Yuendumu.

Provides a traditional program of substance abuse treatment for petrol sniffing and offers respite to break the cycle of sniffing. The program particularly assists Warlpiri Indigenous children, young people and adults.

Wurli-Wurlinjang Health Service is a health service and a specialist counselling and support service which aims to improve the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Service and support include: health service, child and maternal health, chronic disease, sexual health, eye/ear health, aged care, and counselling service .

Low cost short term accommodation for backpackers and travellers.

Youth Crisis Refuge Males and Females aged 15-18 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

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

Sid Ross hostel caters for Indigenous people who require accommodation while accessing medical treatment. Health care can be quite a distance from rural and remote communities and this service enables patients and their family or friends with a place to stay.

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

Ayiparinya hostel caters for Indigenous people who require accommodation at a subsidised rate where part of the fee is funded by AHL.