Help and advice - CatholicCare NT

If you are finding it hard to meet everyday living expenses or difficult to meet debts, a Financial Capability or Financial counselling session is a great place to start. Everyone can access these services, and each is entirely confidential as well as judgement free. But which one best suits you? Financial Counsellors: provide a detailed assessment

When renting, it’s nice to make your house a home. By adding small touches like a garden, your rental can feel more ‘home-like’ and friendly. No experience is necessary; we’ll walk you through the simple steps to get you started. Step 1. Ask for permission If you intend to dig up an area, ask your

People that make use of payday lending services are often caught in a debt cycle thanks to paying high fees. Before entering into a contract, it is important to know the facts and alternatives to payday loans. Short-Term Credits Payday loans can be offered as a ‘short-term credit contract’. It is a loan repaid between

Play is how children make sense of their world. It’s also a great way for them to relax and get enjoyment from their surroundings. Through play children can: Develop a sense of self and become strong in their emotional wellbeing. Grow their curiosity, cooperation, creativity and imagination. See and solve problems. Develop language and literacy

Starting a public housing tenancy in the NT can be exciting, especially if you haven’t entered one before. To ensure you have the best possible experience it’s important to know what to expect. Setting up your home A bond is an amount of money paid in case any damage to the property occurs during your

Superannuation or ‘super’ is money paid into a specified account. For most, you cannot access this account until you have retired from work. Your employer determines how much money should be paid to super based on a minimum of 10% of your pay. It is important to manage your super to be sure your employer