Keeping young people in care engaged sometimes takes an outside-the-box approach. This kind of thinking and a grant from the Office of Regional Youth created a new CASPA program, Holidays 4 Hope.
Earlier this year, CASPA Education and Training launched a pilot program out of Katherine that would prepare and job-ready our young people that are soon to be leaving Care.
At the recent Glencore McArthur Mining Regional and Rural Initiative Awards, CASPA young person, Angela was recognized with a nomination for their 2023 Young Achievers Award.
CASPA welcomes four new Directors to our Board. Adding their expertise and leadership to our Board are Emily Beresford-Cane, Kate Webber, Cliff Weeks and Steve Wenzel.
Our NDIS team has recently connected with a remote community in the NT – about 5 hours drive from the nearest city – and provided information on the scheme and CASPA Support Coordination services. Community member Tessa* moved to CASPA for her...
“I have been with CASPA learning to live independently for the past two years, when I first arrived at CASPA I was non-verbal and often used my mobility chair for transportation due to my cerebral palsy. Since then, my life has changed dramatically,...
It was with a great deal of trepidation that I accepted the challenge/request/direction from our CEO Naarah to write the first blog for the CASPA website.
