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WHO: City of Darwin convenes the monthly DARWWYN meetings. All youth sector workers and collaborators are welcome to attend.
WHEN: First Thursday of the month from 9am-10.30am
WHERE: Nightcliff Community Centre.
CONTACT: darwinworkingwithyouthnetwork@gmail.com
WHO: City of Palmerston convenes the monthly PARYS meetings. All youth workers/service providers are welcome to attend the meetings and be part of the network. Other community members who have an interest in addressing youth issues are also welcome to participate.
WHEN: Second Tuesday of the month from 9am-11am
WHERE: Palmerston Recreation Centre
CONTACT: palmerston@palmerston.nt.gov.au or Amanda Stevenson
WHO: The Tennant Creek Regional Youth Coordinator convenes the BYSPN meetings.
CONTACT: Steve Hirvonen, Regional Youth Coordinator at steve.hirvonen@nt.gov.au
WHO: The YSAS is coordinated by Anglicare, Alice Springs.
CONTACT: Carly Kennedy, Anglicare (08) 8951 8008 or ckennedy@anglicare-nt.org.au
WHO: AADANT convenes a monthly Youth AOD network meeting. All services in the NT working with Young People with AOD concerns from across the NT are welcome to attend.
WHEN: Second Wednesday of every month.
WHERE: Zoom
CONTACT: Britt Guy project2@aadant.org.au or call 0499 980 600 Monday-Wednesday
MORE INFO: https://www.aadant.org.au/young-people-and-aod#accordion-0-4
WHO: Save the Children Australia convenes bi-monthly CHAIN meetings. Open to all community groups to assist with identifying gaps in services.
WHEN: First Tuesday of every second month
WHERE: RSL Club, Katherine
CONTACT: 08 8972 2800 or katherine.CHAIN@savethechildren.org.au
WHO: CAYJ represents a consortium of Legal, Youth, Health, Social Welfare and Community organisations that actively work in the Youth Justice space in Central Australia
WHEN: Monthly
WHERE: Jesuit Social Services – 2/24 Parsons Street, Alice Springs
CONTACT: info@cayj.org.au
MORE INFO: https://www.cayj.org.au/
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