NTAHC Darwin is a peak non-government organization dedicated to providing a broad-based community response to Blood Borne Viruses in the Northern Territory. With a focus on eliminating the transmission of these viruses through support, advocacy, and ending stigma and discrimination, NTAHC offers a range of programs and services aimed at preventing transmission and empowering those affected or at risk. Their Care & Support program, Needle and Syringe Program (NSP), and Sex Worker Outreach Program (SWOP) are just a few examples of the initiatives designed to reduce the risk of transmission and provide support to priority populations.
Founded in 1986 as the Northern Territory AIDS Council Inc, NTAHC has evolved over the years to become a leading agency in the fight against Blood Borne Viruses. With a strong commitment to respect, integrity, knowledge, and innovation, NTAHC works collaboratively with stakeholders, community members, and board of directors to create a world that supports and sustains individuals affected by these viruses. Their LGBTI Living Well program, accredited education and training, and emphasis on inclusivity and best practice standards demonstrate their dedication to promoting equity and inclusion for all.
NTAHC holds National QIC and Rainbow Tick Accreditation, recognizing their commitment to excellence in public health efforts. By celebrating the expertise of individuals with lived experiences and providing essential support through various programs and online communities, NTAHC continues to make a significant impact in the Northern Territory’s public health landscape.
