Milingimbi Disability Services
2 September 2025
The East Arnhem Regional Council Disability Services team is dedicated to providing culturally safe, high-quality support for all our participants.
Our Disability Services team work across remote communities in East Arnhem providing high-quality and much-needed support to NDIS participants. Working closely with individuals, caregivers, family members, and stakeholders our team ensures all participants receive the best possible care.
Daily activities for NDIS clients at Milingimbi are an essential part of our service. These activities help develop and maintain literacy and numeracy skills, as well as developing skills in activities of daily living.
For more information about our Aged Care & Disability Services visit: Aged Care Services & Disability Services | East Arnhem Regional Council
Images: East Arnhem Regional Council's Disability Services, Milingimbi, NT.
Dr Madeleine Kelso BVSc, East Arnhem Regional Council's Regional Manager - Veterinarian & Animal Control receiving the 2026 Spirit of JCU Award recognising outstanding alumni .
East Arnhem Regional Council's fourth Regional Wellbeing Camp to be held at Gulkula in 2026 bringing together 36 young people from across the region.
No more chasing pen and paper, we've gone digital
Congratulations to Patchouli, Regional Manager – Aged Care Services, on receiving the Aged Care Employee Day Award earlier this month.
No fires at the landfill
With great sorrow, East Arnhem Regional Council marks the passing of Mr B Marika AM.
The East Arnhem Regional Council Local Authorities for Milingimbi and Ramingining met formally this week. Local Authority Members considered and discussed the major issue of domestic violence.
In East Arnhem, the local government’s youth work doesn’t begin with a program. It begins with relationships.
Council President Lapulung Dhamarrandji, Deputy President Stephen Dhamarrandji, Councillor Marrpalawuy Marika and Councillor Ganygulpa Dhurrkay have met about the tragic loss of a 17-year-old Yolŋu girl in Galiwin’ku as reported by ABC News on 6 July 2026.
