Notice of CAAPS Annual General Meeting 2018
All members of the corporation are advised that an annual general meeting of the members of Council for Aboriginal Alcohol Program Services (CAAPS) Corp. will take place as follows: Time: 10am Date: 23rd November 2018 Place: 60 Boulter Road Berrimah NT 0820 Please...
Healthy Families Treatment Model
CAAPS provides a range of AOD treatment services to people and their families. This document outlines the evidence base from which CAAPS draws its practice from in areas related to programs delivery, assessment and screening and case management. Click here to view the... Cultural Safety Framework
For over 30 years CAAPS has serviced the community by providing culturally safe assistance to Aboriginal individuals, families and communities experiencing the adverse effects of Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) use. The development of this framework seeks to ensure a...
NAIDOC March
CAAPS clients designed this banner by merging the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander colours and flags into the banner. The banner was waved proudly at the 2018 NAIDOC Week March in...
CAAPS & Danila Dilba Joining Hands
It was great to celebrate NAIDOC week 2018 with the signing of an Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) agreement between Danila Dilba and CAAPS, agreeing to work together to tackle problems of substance abuse affecting our shared community. Thanks to all who came along...
Playground Update
CAAPS recently had a playground update. Families are enjoying the opportunity to play together in the sunshine and connect with others in the CAAPS...
Viva Energy Support Deadly Clever
Viva Energy support Deadly Clever through sponsorship. Vince visited us last Sunday to chat to the young people in the program. We enjoyed having him visit and thank their ongoing support of the young people through...
Welcome Painting
This painting welcomes guests and visitors to CAAPS. It shares with us the story of wandering in crisis with the challenges in life on the left. It represents seeking help from family and gaining their support in beginning the journey in CAAPS to become healthy and...