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Relationships Australia Northern Territory

Locality: Darwin, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8923 4999

Address: 5 Shepherd Street 0800 Darwin, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.nt.relationships.org.au

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23.01.2022 There’s still space available to attend our fun and informative Safe to Share Afternoon Tea. Come enjoy a fantastic afternoon celebrating people of all abilities and showcasing the support available to those affected by the Disability Royal Commission. We hope to see you there! #safetoshare

21.01.2022 The second anniversary review of the National Redress Scheme is currently underway. The review intends to help drive practical improvements to the Scheme and will focus on understanding what is working to address the challenges and barriers that remain. The feedback study is available online until 11.00 pm AEST on 23 October 2020.... To have your say visit: www.nationalredress.gov.au/about/second-anniversary-review

20.01.2022 We now accept BasicsCard in Darwin and Alice Springs Soon available in Katherine as well.

18.01.2022 Wantaim, bin learn Kriol! Our Kriol speaking staff gave a crash course on the widely used Territory language. Read more: http://ow.ly/UiTI50CicOQ

18.01.2022 The first week back at work can be a struggle. How do you cope with returning to work after a break?

18.01.2022 Reclaim the night, Alice Springs A great night under the stars, thanks to the organisers and everyone who came over for a chat.

15.01.2022 Many people face a range of stresses during the holidays. These tips can help you to identify and manage stress. Relationships Australia Victoria

14.01.2022 How can you maintain healthy relationships during the holiday season? Jayne Ferguson from Relationships Australia Victoria shares her tips.

13.01.2022 We're open today and back to our usual hours.

12.01.2022 Today is the second anniversary of the National Apology to Victims & Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse. We pay our respects to those who suffered this trauma and acknowledge their courage, resilience and strength. Read the full apology: http://ow.ly/xs1z50BZgzT

12.01.2022 Words of Stella Young, a passionate disability activist, who passed away in 2014. #safetoshare

11.01.2022 See ya later 2020. A unique and challenging year for everyone, but there's also 2020.

07.01.2022 There's strategies that can help you establish a fresh start. http://ow.ly/V6Mu50Cw1iK

07.01.2022 There can be difficult conversations needed in the lead up to the holidays. We've got tips for speaking to children about separation: What to say What not to say ... http://ow.ly/25l350CFdZo

06.01.2022 This month marks the 11th Anniversary of the National Apology to Forgotten Australians & Former Child Migrants. Our Adult Specialist Support Services invites you to join us in acknowledging this occasion at 10am on Monday 16th November at the Acknowledgment Seats in Darwin & Alice Springs. To RSVP, request transport or for further information please contact 1300 264 377.

05.01.2022 A few words from our CEO Michael Meegan, at last night's AGM.

05.01.2022 Join us for a fun and informative day for people with disabilities, their families, carers and anyone else interested. #safetoshare

04.01.2022 National Children's Week Highlight A lot of our work at Relationships Australia NT involves children. For National children's week, we'd like to share some of the ways we support children. ... Children's counsellor, Kelly, uses sand tray therapy in her work on the Tiwi Islands Kids can use sand and toys to create miniature worlds that reflect their feelings. It helps increase emotional expression while reducing distress that can come from talking about traumatic experiences.

04.01.2022 It’s never too late to start working on improving your relationships. Read more about building a positive respectful relationship.

03.01.2022 Today Relationships Australia staff and community members came together to commemorate the 11th Anniversary of the National Apology to Forgotten Australian & Former Child Migrants. We reflect on this historic event and its meaning, and pay our respects to those who childhoods were taken from them and who continue to be impacted by institutionalisation. Over the last century an estimated 500,000 children grew up in orphanages, foster care, children’s homes or other institution...s across Australia. Many of these children suffered physical, emotional and/or sexual abuse at the hands of those who were charged with their care. For Forgotten Australians & Former Child Migrants, this apology signifies that they had been listened to, believed and acknowledged.

01.01.2022 The government has announced it will be establishing a . Have your say about the memorial though their online survey. It's anonymous and will be open to anyone. http://ow.ly/wvhU50CcZ55 ... Survey Closes - Sunday 22 November 2020 | 11:29 pm

Relationships Australia Northern Territory in Darwin, Northern Territory | Social service