DASA Alice Springs

21/01/2026

📣 Newsletter Alert!
Our latest newsletter is out now — packed with updates, news, and what’s coming up next.
👉 Read it here:

20/01/2026

DASA is stoked to share that one of our team, Harry Reuben (Case Manager M**h Outreach Team), is a Dr Tracy Westerman scholarship recipient. We look forward to supporting Harry to achieve his goals and to contribute to the field as part of the Indigenous psychology field. 👏👏

16/01/2026

Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with a passion to support community development and deliver positive outcomes? DASA's recruiting a Service Manager Community Programs and we want you to join our team!
📩 Apply today!
https://dasa.applynow.net.au/jobs/306103
https://www.seek.com.au/job/89713665
Only applications submitted via Apply Now & SEEK will be considered.

14/01/2026

We are advising community members that a Drink Driver Education Course will be available for those who have been affected by drink driving offences.

The course focuses on:
• Understanding the impacts of drink driving
• Making safer choices on the road
• Supporting long-term behaviour change

📅 Date: Weds 21st Jan 2026
📍 Location: DASA Conference Room, 4 Schwarz Cres
📞 For more information or to register: 08 8950 5000 or https://www.dasa.org.au/drink-driver-course

Education plays a vital role in keeping our roads and community safe. We encourage anyone who may benefit to take part.

13/01/2026

In partnership with the Alcohol and Drug Service of Central Australia, DASA offers a short term program that supports people who use alcohol or other drugs to 'Take A Break' in a safe, comfortable and supportive setting. Reach out if you are thinking of taking a break from alcohol or other drugs and need support to start the process.

A new residential respite program, Take a Break, is now available in Alice Springs! 💛

It provides short-term care for people impacted by alcohol and other drugs who do not require hospital admission or long-term rehabilitation.

The program offers up to two weeks in a safe and supportive environment, giving individuals time to recover from withdrawal, stabilise, connect with support services, and plan their next steps.

To find out more or discuss referral options, call:
📞 NT Health Alcohol and Other Drug Services Central Australia: 088951 7580
📞 DASA Alice Springs: 088950 5000

12/01/2026

Thanks for popping in today Steve Edgington MLA It's always a pleasure having you drop in for a yarn 🙋‍♀️

It was terrific catching up with Chief Executive Officer Eloise Cole and Deputy Chief Executive Officer Jocelyn Dhu at DASA Alice Springs this morning.

It was interesting to hear about DASA’s programs including the Alternative to Custody program in Alice Springs and the Anindilyakwa Healing Centre on Groote Eylandt.

DASA offers a range of services to provide rehabilitation from use or dependency on alcohol and other drugs, and education to the Alice Springs and the Central Australia community.

Thank you to Eloise, Jocelyn, and the entire DASA team working on the frontline helping to reduce alcohol and drug addiction.

06/01/2026

Is M**h use causing difficulty for you or someone you care about? DASA's M**h Outreach Team can help. It's not rehab, its someone meeting you where you are at, providing support & no judgement. More info here:

Explore DASA's comprehensive addiction recovery services, including outreach & transitional care. Contact us for support today!

29/12/2025

New newsletter alert! 🚨 DASA Anindilyakwa Healing Centre
Fresh updates, exciting news, and more inside.
Tap the link to read 👇

23/12/2025

We would like to sincerely thank The Hon Marion Scrymgour MP and The Desert Life Church for their generous donations. Your kindness means our Aranda House residents will have a little something special on Christmas Day. We are truly grateful 🎄💛

20/12/2025

💚❤️ We wish everyone all the best for 2026 ❤️💚

18/12/2025

Head Office will close for the upcoming public holidays. Our Sobering Up Shelter will close on Christmas Day only - call them on 08 8950 7911. Aranda House, ATC Alice Springs and the Anindilyakwa Healing Centre will operate as usual. Please reach out on 08 8950 3700 for any queries during closing periods 🎄🎅🏾🤶🏾

18/12/2025

If you know something, please say something. Bring Angie home to her family.

The Northern Territory Police Force has increased the reward for information in relation to missing woman Angie Fuller to $500,000.

The new reward will now supersede the $250,000 reward that was announced in October of 2023.

Angie Fuller, who would now be 33, was last seen on the evening of Monday 9 January 2023, travelling on Tanami Road, 15kms west of the intersection at Stuart Highway.

She is described as of Asian heritage, around 165cm tall, medium build with long black hair. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and a beige skirt.

Multiple search areas were declared and after extensive efforts, Angie has never been located.

Detective Superintendent Drew Slape said “Sadly, Angie’s family have been deprived of answers for almost 3 years.

“The Major Crime Squad have been investigating Angie’s disappearance since 2023, and the circumstances surrounding her movements on 9 January remain suspicious.

“We know people have information about what happened to Angie, and there is now $500,000 available for anyone who provides information that results in our detectives locating her.

"The Northern Territory Police Force will not stop investigating until Angie is found, it is as simple as that.”