DASA | Annual General Meeting 2024
September 12, 2024
DASA Annual General Meeting
Friday 18th October 2024 at 12pm
Members and those interested in supporting the aims of DASA are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting in the DASA Conference Room at 4 Schwarz Crescent.
The AGM will include the:
- Presentation of the Annual Report and the Audited Financials.
- Election of Board Members
- Approval of the 2025 Auditor
Nominations to the Board must be received no less than the 7 days prior to the AGM.
For nomination forms or more information, email admin@dasa.org.au
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Celebrating 40 Years of DASA
Alternative to Custody Groote Eylandt
Outreach BBQ - Alice Springs Town Council lawns
A massive thank you goes out to the Northern Territory Government for funding the ATC International Women's Day luncheon in March. The residents were able to showcase their cooking skills and cater to their guests as well as discuss the importance of being a woman in today's world. It was a great day enjoyed by all who attended. Once again, thank you NTG for your continued support.
Werte! There's a free BBQ at the Town Council lawns on Friday 28th APRIL at 10am. Join us for a steak sandwich, cold drink and laughs with the Outreach team.
Last year MOT successfully applied for a Grant through the NT Government Community Benefit Fund to purchase boxing and music equipment as an additional support program for DASA clients. After a period of setting up and waiting for the delivery of equipment, the team are proud to announce both these programs are now in full swing. Several clients have recorded an EP and the Boxing program is used twice weekly by Aranda House residents. The MOT Case Managers have been using these opportunities to connect with the clients and have seen positive outcomes already in these early days. Great work guys and we look forward to further updates from the program!
Due to increasing costs across the board, DASA has reviewed their fee structure for the Back On Track Drink Drug Driver Program. It has been decided to increase the program fees as outlined below.
DASA acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, the Arrernte people of Central Australia.
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