CAAPS Aboriginal Corporation

16/06/2026

16/06/2026

15/06/2026

🏁 Learning at full speed with HIPPY! 🏁

At the BETR Triple Crown V8 Supercars this weekend, children and families are engaging in rich early childhood learning experiences—asking questions, describing what they see and hear, and connecting new experiences to everyday life. Learning doesn’t stop in the classroom—it races ahead in the community with HIPPY!

Get ready for an action-packed race weekend filled with excitement, energy, and unforgettable family moments—see you trackside! 🏎️💨

03/06/2026

Last night at the AADANT Awards Ceremony, our wonderful staff member Michael was recognised as the NT AOD Worker of the Year for 2025.
Michael truly deserved this award for his unwavering dedication and support for clients and CAAPS as an organisation. We are incredibly proud of Michael and grateful to have him as part of our team.
Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement!

29/05/2026

CAAPS staff and clients enjoyed a great morning at CatholicCare NT celebrating National Reconciliation Week. Everyone enjoyed taking part in the cultural activities and sharing a BBQ together.

29/05/2026

CAAPS was proud to support an important social research project led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned and operated recruitment company Murrie Connections, in partnership with Whereto Research and commissioned by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.

By supporting participation from current and former clients, CAAPS helped ensure community voices, lived experiences, and perspectives were heard. Through culturally safe yarning spaces, participants shared honest insights on illicit drug use and its impacts.

With support workers walking alongside them, participants were empowered to speak openly, contributing to community led knowledge that can help shape future policy and programs.

This work reflects the strength of culturally informed collaboration and keeping community at the centre.

CAAPS remains committed to supporting our mob and strengthening outcomes. Now and into the future.

26/05/2026

On Friday 22nd May, CAAPS held a Mini Expo and Community Fun Day, as part of National Reconciliation Week.
Thank you to all valued stakeholders, community partners and visitors for attending, City of Darwin for providing us with a grant to enable us to celebrate this special event, and Selena Uibo: Member for Arnhem for her ongoing support.

15/05/2026

CAAPS is hosting a community Mini Expo inviting families, community members, and service providers to come together in a culturally safe, family friendly space to learn, connect, and celebrate culture during National Reconciliation Week.
We invite local service and sector partners to host information stalls and share their services with our community.