We sponsor activities and events that make a difference to the health and wellbeing of Territorians.
NT PHN is currently undertaking a review of its sponsorship program as part of broader planning activities for 2026–27.
During this period, further sponsorship rounds are temporarily on hold. Existing sponsorship commitments will continue as planned.
NT PHN appreciates the strong interest in the program and the important role events and initiatives play in supporting connection, collaboration and engagement across the Northern Territory primary healthcare sector. Further updates will be provided as future arrangements are finalised.
AADANTÂ
The AADANT Conference 2026 is a 2-day event bringing together alcohol and other drug practitioners, Aboriginal health workers, clinicians, peer workers, researchers and policymakers from across the Northern Territory.Â
The conference focuses on strengthening workforce capability, supporting culturally responsive practice and improving service pathways for people experiencing alcohol and other drug-related harms. It also creates opportunities for collaboration, knowledge sharing and connection across the sector, including increased participation from regional and remote communities.Â
General Practice Registrars Australia (GPRA) Â
The NT GP Registrars Forum is an annual professional development event designed for general practice and rural generalist registrars across the Northern Territory.Â
The forum provides tailored education based on registrar needs, including clinical skills development, exam preparation and culturally appropriate practice. It also supports networking and peer connection, helping to strengthen the future primary health workforce in the Territory.Â
NT Health
The NT Syphilis Outbreak Response is a Territory-wide initiative aimed at reducing the impact of the ongoing syphilis outbreak through improved access to testing, treatment and contact tracing.
The program includes face-to-face and online workforce education, community screening events and culturally appropriate health promotion activities delivered in partnership with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations and remote health services. It supports early detection, reduces stigma and strengthens prevention efforts across communities.
NT Hearing Services, NT Health
This NAIDOC Week 2026 initiative brings the community together through a culturally engaging event that combines music, connection and health education.
The activation includes a silent disco experience using safe listening practices, alongside interactive ear health education, demonstrations and family-friendly activities. Delivered in partnership with Larrakia Nation, the initiative promotes early awareness of hearing health and supports culturally safe engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Indigenous General Practice Trainee Network (IGPTN)Â
This workshop supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander GP and Rural Generalist trainees through a combination of clinical education and cultural development.Â
The program includes exam preparation, skills development, peer mentoring and cultural strengthening activities. It strengthens workforce retention, supports Fellowship pathways and contributes to delivering culturally safe primary health care across the Northern Territory.
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If you have any enquiries about our sponsorship application process, please email sponsorship@ntphn.org.au.