News
Marlungku-kari Child and Family Centre opens in Tennant Creek
Families of Tennant Creek now have greater access to vital support services with the opening of a new Child and Family Centre on the grounds of Tennant Creek Primary School.
2020-21 Prepaid cards are being issued this month
All eligible members of the NT Seniors Recognition Scheme will transition across to the prepaid card from July 2020, giving them greater flexibility and choice on how to spend their $500 annual payment.
Strengthening multiculturalism in the Territory
Territory Families recently launched the Multicultural Policy 2020-25, which outlines the objectives, outcomes and actions that will increase and strengthen multiculturalism in the NT.
What’s on these school holidays
Whether it is sports, film, horse riding, camping or even lip sync battles, young Territorians are spoilt for choice with hundreds of activities on offer across the NT during these June-July school holidays.
Extension of Northern Territory Seniors Recognition Scheme 2019-20 travel vouchers
We understand that some members may not have booked travel due to uncertainties relating to COVID-19.
Grants awarded to reduce domestic, family and sexual violence
The Northern Territory Government is funding 10 community organisations close to $3 million to support those experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence.
Celebrate Generation Equality for International Women’s Day
Territorians can celebrate the achievements of women worldwide with a range of events taking place as part of International Women’s Day this week.
NT Seniors Recognition Scheme prepaid card launch
Approximately 1400 members of the NT Seniors Recognition Scheme have been issued a new prepaid card, giving them greater flexibility and choice on how to spend their $500 annual payment.
Two passionate young Territorians have been selected to promote and coordinate the Northern Territory’s most exciting week of youth events – NT Youth Week 2020.
Creating Safer Communities: Community Youth Diversion Grants Announced
Community Youth Diversion (CYD) programs will be renewed in more than a dozen remote communities across the Top End and Central Australia following grants to new service providers.