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Photo credit: ABC News, Roxanne Fitzgerald   CAAPS welcomes the initiative started by local supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles to help reduce inhalant abuse among young people in NT. Our Deputy CEO, Elizabeth Stubbs agrees that reducing or interrupting the...

This years NAIDOC theme is 'Heal Country'. Unfortunately, NAIDOC events here on Larrakia Country have been postponed to keep our community safe from COVID. Since we couldn’t get out to the usual flag raising ceremony today, we asked CAAPS Darrandirra Keyworker Kyle to...

Our CAAPS board members are very passionate about their work with you in the community, so we’re taking this chance to put the spotlight on some of the fantastic people we work with. Meet Darren, Chairperson of the CAAPS Board and Lena, our new young talent.  ...

May 26th, is National Sorry Day. This is the 24th Sorry Day, with the first being held in 1998 commemorating the Bringing Them Home Report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from Their Families being tabled in...

CAAPS Aboriginal Corporation won TWO AOD Industry awards on the 18th of May! CAAPS is very excited and proud to share that we received acknowledgement from our peers at the inaugural Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies NT AOD Sector Awards event night....