NT Bluelight

As 2017 comes to a close, NT Bluelight would like to acknowledge all the people that have helped to deliver this valuable program across the Northern Territory. The album below is a snap shot of our travels and of the support that we have received over the last 12 months. To our staff and volunteers, sponsors, community stakeholders, the local councils we work with, and the Northern Territory Police, NT Bluelight and our young participants, thank you and wish you well for the year ahead.

As 2017 draws to a close, NT Bluelight would like to acknowledge the support from a number of sponsors and community stakeholders that have joined with us to deliver our valuable program throughout the Northern Territory. With over 35 discos at venues in remote, regional, rural and urban centres, we estimate around 5000 young territorians have participated in the NT Bluelight program this year. On behalf of the NT Bluelight committee, our staff, volunteers and our young participants.... WE THANK YOU!

We the NT Bluelight will be in Katharine conducting a Roller Disco held at the YMCA Roller Skating Rink Katherine Friday 24th November 2017 from 6pm till 9pm
See poster fir more details.
Hope to see you at the disco

Regards
Kevin Jacobsson

The NT Bluelight team will be a Jingili Primary School tomorrow night, We are looking forward to it!

Last Friday night, the NT Bluelight team held a Halloween disco for youth at the RAAF Base Darwin. It was a fantastic night with everyone dressing up and getting into it. Thank you to our wonderfull volunteers Veronica Mcrostie and Alison for looking after the shop and Hannah Mcrostie for taking some great photos and video. It was great to see a visit from members of the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services who helped judge the best dress competition and who also gave out prizes. Happy Halloween to all!

The NT Bluelight team spent the day checking out the amazing sights of Goulburn Island after a fantastic disco last night. We were very lucky to be shown around by Leif Hovland and Colin Fluellen of Warruwi Police. Check out the photos of one of the Territory's hidden treasures!

Streetball has been extended!
Free sessions for 8 to 18 year olds on Saturday 21 and 28 October, from 6 to 9pm at Moulden Netball Courts.

Friday night saw the community Warruwi come alive with NT Bluelight holding a community disco at the local rec hall. It was a fantastic night with around 250 sausages being cooked by local Police members, Leif Hovland and Colin Fluellen which were donated by the local store. Thanks Dee and Jeffery from the Yagbani Aboriginal Corporation and the community for making us feel so welcome!