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CDCC provides quality responsive programs and services that enhance personal, family and community life, in a culturally appropriate manner.
Children develop a strong sense of belonging, being & becoming when they are nutured and connected to their family
Transition Support Workers help ensure you and your child are supported throughout the many transitions which occur from 0-8 years old.
The Youth Engagement Service responds to the needs of vulnerable young people aged 12 to 25 years and provides the following supports informed by harm minimisation and empowerment frameworks
This is a free and confidential service providing outreach to Cooktown, Wujal Wujal, Laura and Hope Vale.
Family Support Counselling provides a high level of counselling and support to people experiencing social, financial or emotional difficulties and other community members identified as vulnerable.
RADIO provides young people in remote communities with:
The 60’s & Better Program offers a range of social, physical and educational activities for seniors in our community.
We can assist with planning your budget and assist you in working through your financial difficulties.
If you would like to get in touch, have an inquiry about our services or have general questions then you contact us here. Please complete the form with your name, contact details, and what you would like information about and we’ll get back to you soon.
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ADA Australia is coming to town on Wednesday September 18th to share valuable information about the vital role aged care advocates play in the lives of our older community members. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how advocates help protect the rights and wellbeing of seniors. For more information please call 1800 700 600 ... See MoreSee Less
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