Children in Care and Youth Detention Advice Service
Description
CICAYDAS is an independent service that can give you free legal information and advice. CICAYDAS will provide legal advice, information and community legal education to people who may have information and wish to give evidence to the Royal Commission into the Child Protection and Youth Detention Systems in the Northern Territory.
CICAYDAS aims to deliver services that are high quality, culturally sensitive and accessible throughout the Northern Territory to anyone seeking to engage with the Royal Commission and support the work of the Royal Commission.
CICAYDAS have staff based in Darwin, Katherine and Alice Springs and will be traveling to remote communities across the Northern Territory:
Alice Springs - Next to Kmart, Shop 6, 2 Gregory Terrace, Alice Springs NT 0870
Katherine - 32 Katherine Terrace, Katherine NT 0851
Darwin - Upstairs, 5C Whitfield Street, Darwin NT 0800
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facebook.comCICAYDAS will be at Ti-tree, north of Alice Springs tomorrow, to let people know about the Royal Commission. Look out for Vicki and Jane in the dark grey Prado.
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CICAYDAS will be facilitating an information forum on Thursday 19 January for the Multicultural community of Darwin. The forum will be discussing the Royal Commission into Child Protection and Youth Detention and how the community can share their story. For any questions please contact Diana at CICAYDAS on 1800 940 948. Light refreshments will be provided. Please feel free to distribute this notice throughout your networks. Multicultural Council of the NT Multicultural Youth NT Melaleuca Refugee Centre
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Some views of Uluru from the Alice Springs CICAYDAS' trip last Thursday and Friday. Thanks to all those at the Mutitjulu community whom we spoke to about the Royal Commission. We're back in town now so if you have a story or want to know more about what we're doing, ring 1800 940 948 or just drop into the Kungka office next door to Kmart.
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NT youth detention royal commission extended by four months
Just in... The Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory has been extended.
Thanks to everyone at the Titjikala community who spoke to CICAYDAS and Office of Royal Commission and Relationships Australia staff on a staggeringly hot day yesterday. A special thanks to the Regional Council for letting us use the Knowledge Centre, Jane at the Arts Centre for organising people to meet, and individuals who talked to us. The Alice Springs CICAYDAS team will be heading to Mutitjulu tomorrow - Thursday 15th December.
Watch the Royal Commission online
Keen to keep an eye on the Public Hearings of the Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory this week? You can watch them online here.
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Heading home from Arlparra and Ampilatwatja yesterday. After a couple of VERY hot days we caught a little bit of the rain that had bucketed down in and around Alice while we were out.
Had a tough week? Talking about what happened in youth detention or about the child protection system can be hard. If you need support or counselling give Relationships Australia Northern Territory a call on 1800 500 853. You can also contact Danila Dilba Health Service, Central Australian Aboriginal Congress and Anyinginyi Health Service.
CICAYDAS - Children in Care and Youth Detention Advice Service
Public hearings for the Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory begin again today (after a day off). They'll be on until 14 December in Court 11 at the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory in Darwin. If you'd like to tell your story your story or have some information you'd like to share, get in touch through our website or on 1800 940 480.
CICAYDAS are in Ampilatwatja Community NT today and Thursday morning. If you want to find out more about the Royal Commission, or if you have a story about youth detention or child protection (welfare), come and find Mark and Vicki. Ring or text on 0401 077 483 Mark and Vicki are driving around in a dark grey Prado.They are staying at the GBM accommodation. Barb Shaw and Nathan Pepperill from Royal Commission are in Ampilatwatja as well, so look out for them too.
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Allira and Crystal from CICAYDAS will be in Wadeye on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week. They can answer any questions about the Royal Commission and how people can tell their story. Find them the Accommodation Village or look out for their green CICAYDAS t-shirts around Wadeye - Port Keats