Canteen Northern Territory

Welcome to Canteen Northern Territory, located at 82 Woods Street in the heart of Darwin City. As an establishment and point of interest, Canteen is dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of young people and their families who are dealing with cancer.

At Canteen, we understand the challenges that 12-25 year-olds face when they are diagnosed with cancer, have a close family member battling the disease, or have experienced the loss of a loved one. That's why our services are specifically tailored to support these young individuals during these difficult times.

But our commitment doesn't stop there. We also recognize the importance of supporting parents in their journey through cancer. By helping parents cope better and fostering open communication, we aim to reduce distress and anxiety in their children.

We are proud to announce that Canteen is partnering with Safewill to offer Free Wills starting from September 4th. This collaboration allows us to provide even more valuable services to our community, ensuring that young people and their families have the necessary resources and support they need.

Not only do we focus on emotional well-being, but we also understand the financial strain that cancer can bring. That's why we estimate that for every $1 invested in Canteen programs, a social value between $4.40 and $7.65 is delivered in outcomes. This demonstrates our commitment to maximizing the impact of every donation and investment made in our organization.

At Canteen Northern Territory, we strive to create a nurturing and supportive environment for young people and their families facing cancer. We believe that by providing a strong support system, we can help them navigate through the challenges and empower them to lead fulfilling lives.

Join us in making a difference. Visit our institution at 82 Woods Street, Darwin City, and discover the valuable services and support we offer to young people and their families. Together, we can create a brighter future for those affected by cancer.