Hundreds of residents, including over a hundred kids, are facing eviction from Darwin’s largest homeless shelter, YiSSA, with only two months to find new homes. A $3 million government offer to keep the shelter running was rejected by owner Ausco, who demanded $8–12 million, creating a massive funding gap. With 220 adults and 130 children currently housed — many calling YiSSA family — the sudden shutdown leaves hundreds more stranded, including 89 children, as the government halts new admissions. The CEO races to find alternatives, but the clock is ticking and the future looks uncertain for everyone affected.
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