Victims of Crime NT

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Victims of Crime NT are committed to assisting those who have been or may be affected by crime, by providing them with support, advocacy and prevention strategies.

📢‼️Important Public Announcement 📢‼️
16/06/2026

📢‼️Important Public Announcement 📢‼️

Taking a moment to acknowledge our organisation's achievement of launching our Sanctuary Certified Status. Held at Wharf...
29/05/2026

Taking a moment to acknowledge our organisation's achievement of launching our Sanctuary Certified Status. Held at Wharf One with over 70 people in attendance, special guest speaker NT Coroner Elisabeth Armitage, and performance from One Mob, the day was a moment of celebration and reflection on our success in becoming a trauma-informed service for victims of crime across the NT. Thank you to all of our network agencies, stakeholders and friends who came to be a part of the day. A special thanks to The MacKillop Institute who were in attendance who were our certifiers of the Sanctuary Model.

Our Annual National Reconciliation Week Countrymen's Breakfast was a great opportunity to engage with our community and ...
28/05/2026

Our Annual National Reconciliation Week Countrymen's Breakfast was a great opportunity to engage with our community and acknowledge National Reconciliation Week! Thank you to all who came to support our event, we look forward to hosting this breakfast annually and to help those in the community that are most vulnerable.

27/05/2026

We have started off National Reconciliation Week with our Annual Countrymen’s Breakfast with special guest performers One Mob dancers thank you for all coming out to support our breakfast and performers.

National Sorry Day is held annually on May 26 to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations survivors and reflect on...
25/05/2026

National Sorry Day is held annually on May 26 to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations survivors and reflect on the history and lasting impacts of the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. The day commemorates the 1997 tabling of the landmark Bringing Them Home report. It is a National Day of Remembrance and healing, allowing Australians to confront past injustices and honour the resilience of Indigenous families.

Our next Alice Springs Community Personal Safety workshop will be held soon! Please see details below to register your s...
20/05/2026

Our next Alice Springs Community Personal Safety workshop will be held soon! Please see details below to register your spot! See you there 🔐
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Humpty Doo we're coming to you! Our next Community Personal Safety Workshop with Neighbourhood Watch NT and Personal Pro...
11/05/2026

Humpty Doo we're coming to you! Our next Community Personal Safety Workshop with Neighbourhood Watch NT and Personal Protection Strategies please register your spot with the QR code below!

Please register you spot for our next Women's Personal Safety Workshop we alongside Personal Protection Strategies Neigh...
11/05/2026

Please register you spot for our next Women's Personal Safety Workshop we alongside Personal Protection Strategies Neighbourhood Watch NT look forward to having you there.

Join us for a bacon and egg roll at our National Reconciliation Week Annual Countrymen's Community breakfast. See you th...
08/05/2026

Join us for a bacon and egg roll at our National Reconciliation Week Annual Countrymen's Community breakfast. See you there!

Address

Lvl 2, 71 Smith Street
Darwin, NT
0801

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+611800672242

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