All clients in the greater Darwin area including Palmerston and West Arnhem land - emergency relief

Emergency Relief funds - to assist and support individuals and families to meet their financial and material needs

For short term accommodation YASS has beds available for up to 13 weeks. YASS also provides brokerage for assistance to return home and/or immediate crisis needs.

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.

A free, confidential and non-judgmental service to people on low incomes who are experiencing financial hardship.

The Indigenous Money Mentor program provides financial literacy for Aboriginal and Torres straight Islander communities.

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.

Provides people on low income with access to credit for essential household goods without the burden of fees and interest payments (loans up to $1,200).

Provides access to a safe low-interest loan, between $800 and up to $3000. Loan applications must be made for personal domestic or household purposes.

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