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Auntie’s Place takes action where it counts to reduce youth crime

Auntie’s Place takes action where it counts to reduce youth crime

by Siobhan McDonnell | Dec 11, 2024 | ExcludeFromNews

Brother to Another gives young men choices beyond the cycle of offending

Brother to Another gives young men choices beyond the cycle of offending

by Siobhan McDonnell | Aug 28, 2024 | ExcludeFromNews

Women supporting women to build a life beyond bars

Women supporting women to build a life beyond bars

by Siobhan McDonnell | Aug 23, 2024 | ExcludeFromNews

Community holding offenders accountable drops crime

Community holding offenders accountable drops crime

by Siobhan McDonnell | Jul 5, 2024 | Uncategorised

Community holding offenders accountable drops crime   Uncle Matty’s community once had the highest crime rates in the Northern Territory. Through collective action with local elders, they achieved a remarkable 95% reduction in crime…    Motivated by high...
Life skills helping women break the cycle

Life skills helping women break the cycle

by Siobhan McDonnell | Jul 1, 2024 | Uncategorised

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We acknowledge: Aboriginal people as the traditional owners and custodians of its lands, waters and seas; Aboriginal Elders, past and present, across the Northern Territory; the contribution of Aboriginal leaders and community members, Aboriginal organisations, other non-government organisations and government agencies, including in their contribution to the development of this initiative. We also acknowledge those whose shoulders we stand upon in pursuing justice reform in the Northern Territory.