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| Organisation | Description |
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| This organisation has been in existence for over 70 years and has assisted millions of alcoholics to achieve long-term sobriety. It advocates a 12-step recovery program and works on the principle of one alcoholic sharing with another. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. | |
| Amber NT | Amber NT supports Territorians through the loss of a child for any reason, from conception through to 18 years old. This includes miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, illness, suicide and accident. Navigating the world after the loss of a child is challenging and the ripple affect through the community is significant. Amber NT provides non-clinical and free support to everyone, no matter their relationship to the child. |
| Amity Community Services Inc | Amity Community Services is a non-government non-religious organisation that provides a range of services relating to behaviours of habit. Amity provides confidential counselling, information and education in the areas of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use and gambling. The service is available to people who have issues about their own behaviour or are concerned about the behaviour of someone close to them. The Drink Driver Education Centre is also available on a user pays. |
| Anglicare Resolve Victims of Crime | Resolve is a division of Anglicare NT serving Darwin, Katherine and Nhulunbuy areas. Mediation programs have a sliding fee scale. Counselling and parenting programs have a flat rate fee. Services include Family Dispute Resolution, Family Skills Training and the Parenting Orders Program (POP). |
| ARAFMI | ARAFMI is an agency which primarily focuses on the provision of support for families, carers and friends with mental health issues. The agency uses the principles of mutual self help and support to build the capacity of families and improve their quality of life. |
| Australian College of Mental Health Nurses, NSW Branch | The Australian College of Mental Health Nurses is the peak professional body for mental health nurses in Australia. It is the only organisation that solely represents mental health nurses. The college engages with its members and key stakeholders to advance mental health nursing across the country. |
| Australian Drug Foundation | The Australian Drug Foundation reaches more than a million Australians through their work with community sporting clubs, governments, workplaces, health care settings and schools. |
| Australian Drug Information Network (ADIN) | The only Australian portal to quality-assured Australia and international drug information, research, education, services and databases. |
| Australian Government Mental Health Website | The Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA) is the only national organisation representing the public healthcare sector and the professionals working in it. The AHHA facilitates collaboration between clinicians, academics, policy makers, administrators and politicians. The association's primary role is to uphold and improve Australia's public healthcare sector. |
| Australian Network for Promotion, Prevention and Early Intervention for Mental Health | The key focus of the Australian Network for Promotion, Prevention and Early Intervention for Mental Health (Auseinet) is to assist a range of sectors to implement mental health promotion and illness prevention approaches in their respective settings.The website functions as a clearing house for online resources. You can view archived Auseinet publications on the National Library of Australia's Pandora Archive website. |
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