Children Are At the Core of Everything We Do

Name: Territory Child Care Group
Address: 10 Mel Rd, Darwin, NT, 0828, AU
Telephone: (08) 8920 0600

Children Are at the Core of Everything We Do

Welcome to Territory Child Care Group

Territory Child Care Group offers high-quality education and care services to families across the Northern Territory. Our services include Darwin Family Day Care, Murraya Children's Centre, Bees Creek Outside School Hours and Vacation Care and Maniltoa Children's Centre.

Our team of professionals is committed to providing the best possible care for your children. If you're looking for a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for your children, we invite you to contact us today to learn more about our services.

Our History

Territory Child Care Group Inc began life as a Family Day Care Scheme in 1977 and has evolved to include:

Murraya Children's Centre (2008)
Bees Creek Outside School Hours and Vacation Care (2007) and
Maniltoa Children’s Centre (2020)

Territory Child Care Group is one of the most experienced and trusted child care providers in the Territory. We are dedicated to providing quality care and education for all children in our care.

Our Education & Care Services

Darwin Family Day Care is a home-based option where children attend in a small group setting in the educator's home.
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Murraya Children's Centre in Leanyer is a centre-based education and care service for children aged from birth to five.
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Bees Creek Outside School Hours and Vacation Care in the Bees Creek Primary School, provides recreation-based School Aged programs for after-school hours and school holiday care.
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Maniltoa Children’s Centre in Coolalinga opened in January 2020 and is a play-based learning environment with flexible groups for infants through to Kinder and Preschool aged children.
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Our Core Values

Territory Child Care Group believes all children have the right to be:

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Reconciliation

We acknowledge the Larrakia people as the traditional owners of the land on which we work, learn and play, and pay our respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders, and champion the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples