2015-16

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PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES Community Groups and Events that have received assistance from the Datjala Work Camp during 2015-16 Datjala Nhulunbuy Corporation Limited (NCL) Town Lagoon - NCL Galupa Community CATS Club BMX Club Chief Ministers Office Rotary Nhulunbuy Motocross Department of Business Ski Beach Community Nhulunbuy Primary School Arnhem Historical Society Community Corrections Arafrua Dance Company RSL Woody Beach - NCL Yirrikala Community Middle Beach - NCL Shady Beach - NCL Nhulunbuy Community Garden Gove Boat Club Crocodile Beach - Gumatj Wallaby Beach Community Waste Management Centre - NCL Surf Life Saving Club Sacred Heart Catholic Parish Nhulunbuy Squash Club Golf Club Nhulunbuy PAWS Nhulunbuy Playgroup Nhulunbuy Christian School Miwatj Health Services Nhulunbuy Neighbourhood Centre Nhulunbuy Community Child Care Centre RIO TINTO Refinery Gumatj – Garma Site Arnhem School Sport Dhimurru Aboriginal Corp. Yothu Yindi Corporation Golf Club Ski Beach Basketball Club NT Emergency Services Sobering Up Shelter Women’s Shelter Hindle Oval - NCL Jawoyn Association DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 102
PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES Strategy: Enhance prison industry and deliver correctional services transformation through the new Darwin Correctional Precinct Pineapples grown at Darwin Correctional Precinct Over 6,000 pineapples grown at DCP have been picked and sold to a fruit and vegetable wholesaler for distribution to fresh food stores. The pineapples are grown on a one hectare plot and are part of a horticulture project which also includes growing lemon grass for the wholesale market, growing plants for “Keep Australia Beautiful” to assist the communities in Arnhem Land affected by cyclone damage, and trialing passion fruit growing for the local market. The pineapples were potted up at the former Darwin Correctional Centre on Tivendale Road, Berrimah and transferred to the new DCP when it opened in 2014. Prisoners learning new skills at pineapple fields at Darwin Correctional Centre, 2016 Correctional services in the community A further 6,000 pineapples were planted during 2016, with 14,000 expected to be growing within the next 12 months. The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries has been providing valuable guidance regarding the propagation of healthy plants that produce viable fruit. To ensure that prisoners learn environmental responsibility as bushland is cleared to make way for the expanding market garden, the native cycad trees are being salvaged and potted for sale. By working in a market garden prisoners are learning the trade from seedling to an end product that is sold to a wholesaler. This is another initiative for providing prisoners with meaningful skills that can be translated into employment in the community. NTDCS were presented with a Certificate of Thanks from the Bees Creek Primary School for the NT Correctional Industries made furniture donated to the school. Teacher in charge Nicole Grant said the equipment had been a hit with the children. “The children enjoy the rocking horse, they pretend that they are in races and there is a line up to get on them”. Stuart Park Primary School has also presented NTDCS with a board filled with children’s artworks as a thank you. Healthy fresh pineapples grown by prisoners as part of the horticulture program at Darwin Correctional Centre, 2016 Stuart Park Primary School DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 103
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