Central Australian Youth Link Up Service in Alice Springs, Northern Territory | Community organisation

Central Australian Youth Link Up Service

Locality: Alice Springs, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8951 4236

Address: 4 Elder Street 0870 Alice Springs, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.caylus.org.au

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24.01.2022 Children do not belong in jail. In Australia 10 yo children can be arrested, charged and jailed. This photo is of our Director Rene Kulitja at 10 years old. Eve...ry child has the right to smile like this. Annually, Australia has 600 children aged 10-13 locked up in prison and sadly 65% of these children are Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander. Research shows that incarcerating children does not reduce crime, in fact it contributes to children re-offending. NPYWC Directors ask the Australian Government to #raisetheage in line with UN Committee on the Rights of the Child recommendations. Understand more about this issue and how you can help here: https://www.npywc.org.au//npy-womens-council-calls-on-gov/ See more

24.01.2022 CALL FOR YOUTH WORKERS TO HELP WITH COVID-19 IN REMOTE COMMUNITIES In the coming weeks and months COVID-19 is likely to hit residents of remote Aboriginal communities in Central Australia particularly hard. When this happens the remote community workforce is also going to be under a great amount of pressure. It will become hard to to keep a range of community programs staffed, especially as travel to community now requires 14 days self-isolation for some workers and all comm...unity members. Youth workers are already under the pump and performing other roles in community as well as doing what they can for children and families within the boundaries of the latest COVID 19 requirements. So CAYLUS is looking for expressions of interest from people with the right set of skills who are willing to be employed short-term to: * Travel to the Alice Springs to go into quarantine (potentially supervised and arranged by government) * live in a remote community for 3 months or more working as a part of the local youth program during the COVID-19 pandemic * if needed, work across a range of service areas (such as aged care, food security etc) in a remote community as COVID-19 impacts the workforce and community. This is very new, the rules keep changing so it will require highly adaptive people. We are just seeking expressions of interest as a starting point. We may share the information you provide with youth service providers in the region. If you end up traveling for us, CAYLUS would cover travel and quarantine costs and pay you for your time. Sign up on the form below. https://caylus.org.au/covidregister

23.01.2022 Remote communities are right at the end of the supply chain so product shortages during the pandemic have hit even harder. Thanks so much to U by Kotex AUNZ who have supplied 12 pallets of sanitary products for distribution during this time and to Cox Inall Ridgeway who helped organise this. #UbyKotexAUNZ

18.01.2022 Free pool and BBQ every Wednesday over the summer holidays in Alice Springs.

18.01.2022 ABC Australia Wide story at 16.00 about the future supply of Opal Fuel now that Kwinana Refinery is closing. Low aromatic fuel is an unleaded petrol designed to discourage people from sniffing by lowering the amount of toxic aromatic components which give someone a high. The use of the fuel has been effective in lowering the incidence of sniffing in many communities, but with the closure of the BP fuel refinery in Kwinana there are concerns about future access to this fuel.... Guest/Audio: Dr Peter Dabbs, Professor, Substance Misuse Studies Menzies School of Health Research https://abcmedia.akamaized.net///202011/aip-2020-11-18.mp3

16.01.2022 The Kintore Local Authority will have new energy this year as Kintore Youth Board members and MacYouth workers Francis and Shania have become the newest members... of the Local Authority. Highlights for Francis while working for MacYouth and being on the Youth Board include taking young people on bush trips, organising new sports equipment for footy and the youth drop-in space and the installation of the new water fountain. We should have more playing areas around the drop-in centre. I want to make sure young kids are attending school and there is training at the college to help people stay and work in community Francis Collins Kintore Local Authority and Youth Board member See more

15.01.2022 Great work with DotCom Mob to help extend computer and internet access in our region!

13.01.2022 Matt from CAYLUS, our multi-skilled youth worker, computer wrangler, musician, and other skills too numerous to mention delivered some digital music equipment purchased with DotCom Mob funds to Tennant Creek Youth Hub.

13.01.2022 A great collaboration between CAYLUS, DotComMob and ICTV to make the ICTVPLAY website available offline. Visitors can now watch their entire catalogue without worry for internet limits!

09.01.2022 Great working with MacYouth on this project, well done Kirsten and Kitana so great to have youth workers like you in the region! Check out https://caylus.org.au/mtyg for more info on MTYG.

06.01.2022 The new extended and renovated Mt Liebig Youth Centre was launched yesterday. It now has a music room and multi-purpose room, an outdoor play area, great air conditioning and acoustic lining so it is a lot less noisy! What a great outcome just in time for summer school holidays. Great to work with and MacYouth - Macdonnell Regional Council Youth Services to get this project happening with funding from the Aboriginals Benefit Account. Ltyentye Apurte youth centre -you're next!

06.01.2022 During summer holidays, CAYLUS Youth Workers Charlotte and Cairns, helped out in the Central Desert Regional Council area, whilst recruitment for new staff was underway.

06.01.2022 Thanks to Dot Com, Mob for helping fund the new Wifi Hotspot at Nyirrpi Youth Centre run by Warlpiri Youth Development Aboriginal Corporation - WYDAC

05.01.2022 Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday from CAYLUS. Central Australia got rain as a present.

02.01.2022 CAYLUS is currently recruiting for experienced NT-based youth workers for short term programs in some remote communities. Applications addressing the selection criteria can be submitted to [email protected]. Applications should include referee details. https://caylus.org.au/s/CAYLUS-Remote-Community-Youth-Worke

02.01.2022 Renovated with funding from the Aboriginals Benefit Account the Mt Liebig Youth Centre was launched yesterday just in time for summer holidays. Congratulations to local workers Soloman and Nathan, who together contributed 40% of the total work hours on the project. Thanks also to Dan Auricht of Truebuild NT who knows how to work properly with local people and and always does quality work. Ngurratjuta Aboriginal Corporation CDP thanks for helping recruit and support local workers for this project. indigenous.gov.au Central Land Council

02.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//alice-springs-youth-drop-/12906424

01.01.2022 Barkly Regional Council looking for a youth worker to be based in Tennant Creek providing support to their remote community teams. https://www.seek.com.au/job/51238751

01.01.2022 Thrilled to be a part of this great work with Papunya Tjupi Arts Centre!

01.01.2022 Yuendumu old People's Program needs a great new coordinator. Now being managed by the Purple House who are an excellent organisation. Please share

01.01.2022 Very exciting to finally have the Mt Liebig Youth Centre upgrades underway with MacYouth - Macdonnell Regional Council Youth Services. The upgrades include a new music room and Kungka's room, new air-conditioning and an outdoor basketball court. Thanks to local workers Nathan and Solomon for their work on the project and Dan from Truebuild NT for leading the work. Thanks also Ngurratjuta Aboriginal Corporation CDP for helping us find local workers and the Aboriginals Benefit Account and Australian Government for funding.