Northern Territory Primary Health Network (NT PHN) is pleased to announce the successful recipients of the second round of its 2024/25 sponsorship program, aimed at supporting initiatives that promote primary healthcare and wellbeing across the Territory.
A total of 23 applications were received for this round, reflecting the strong commitment of local organisations to improving the health and wellbeing of Territorians.
After a competitive selection process, NT PHN is proud to award funding to four deserving causes, Young Yarning, Remote Territory Health Care, Top End Pride and Katherine Physio.
CEO Gill Yearsley congratulated the successful applicants, highlighting the importance of these initiatives in supporting primary healthcare and wellbeing outcomes across the Territory.
“We are thrilled to see such a strong response to our sponsorship program. The funded projects reflect the diversity and creativity of our local organisations, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact they will have on the health of Territorians,” Ms. Yearsley said.
The NT PHN sponsorship program aims to support events and activities that encourage health and wellness, prioritise mental health and promote the wellbeing all Territorians.
For more information about the sponsorship program, visit ntphn.org.au/sponsorships.
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Further information:
| Name | Young Yarning | Remote Territory Healthcare | Top End Pride | Katherine Physio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Event |
Delivery of the Youth Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mental Health First Aid Training. Teaches participants to provide initial support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people (aged 12 to 30) who may be experience a mental health problem or mental health crisis. |
10-week course provided by an accredited Arthritis prevention practitioner. Classes are for people with arthritis, diabetes and other chronic illnesses and will focus on falls prevention, healthy aging, relieving stress, improving cognition and social engagement for seniors. |
40th Anniversary of Top End Pride 2025 - Health Forum Day Running workshops on sexual health, mental health, advocacy, resilience and wellbeing. |
Preschool Movement Program 2025 Increase physical activity levels by introducing a movement program in preschool aged children encouraging movement and exercise early in life and hoping this will continue to be a healthy habit that is adopted for life. |
| Location & Funding |
Darwin/Alice Springs |
Wagait/Berry Springs Clinic |
Darwin |
Katherine |
The images show 2024/25 Round 1 – Sponsorship recipients, Laynhapuy Homelands School, opening one their new bikes from their ‘mums on bikes’ initiative.
Contact: Paula Strong, Communications and Operations Manager
M: 0437 311 104
E: communication@ntphn.org.au
