Darwin Indigenous Men’s Service

06/05/2026

Come and meet the Men that work at DIMS, have a coffee and learn about our programs. Darwin Indigenous Men's Service.

19/12/2025

Quick thank everyone for their support this year and we look forward to an even bigger year in 2026.
DIMS Board and Staff wish you all a Merry Christmas and have a good New Years..!! Take care be safe..!!

DIMS Christmas closure
• 22nd December to 9th January 2025
we are back in the office from the 12th January 2025

26/11/2025

Darwin Indigenous Men's Service Update Notice of Annual General Meeting.
AGM was to be held on 29th November 2025 unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the DIMS AGM date has been changed to 17th December at 5pm at 30 Boulter Rd Berrimah Darwin NT.
upon arrival Members/Directors should check the register to ensure their details are up to date.
We apologies for any inconveniences this may cause.

26/11/2025

31/10/2025

Darwin Indigenous Men’s Service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation
ICN Indigenous Corporation Number: 9026
Notice of annual general meeting
All members of the corporation are advised that an annual general meeting of the members of Darwin Indigenous Men’s Service will take place as follows:
Time: 11am
Date: 29th November 2025
Place: 30 Boulter Rd Berrimah
On arrival at the meeting, members should check the register of members and if needed, update their name, address, and any other details.

12/09/2025

15/08/2025

DIMS Men’s Cultural Healing Retreat Camp 2025
DIMS was able to get our clients out on country, taking them for 3 days camping out Dundee way. The participants were excited to be attending and for most it was their first trip out bush for a long time, so the opportunity to take a break from the stresses of living in town was very appealing to them. On arriving at camp morning tea was prepared and everyone settled into a cup of tea, coffee and biscuits then a briefing of the program and activities, and the dos and don’ts, for the camp and some familiarisation with the location and each other. Over the 3 days the men participated in yarning circles, cultural experience fishing and provided good healthy down timing, realising the stresses of town. The men were taken down to Dundee Coast inside and to the Finniss River for a look and then the beach for a spot the men were able to sit down totally relax, destress, enjoy the sea breeze and have a good yarn about things going on in their lives and reflect on their situations. Participants also took time to simply sit and relax and meditate on the beach, enjoying the view and sea breeze as a form of indigenous mindfulness activity which allowed the men to focus and yarn at the same time or apply their mind to distract them from the stresses in town. We even got to catch some crabs the men were very happy to take a feed of crab home