Also known as
- Diabetes Association Northern Territory
Alice Springs
More Locations
7/ 16 Hartley Street, Alice Springs NT 0870
(08) 8952 7000
PO Box 40113 Casuarina NT 0811
Business Summary
Healthy Living NT (HLNT) is the trading name of the Diabetes Association of the NT Inc. which was established in 1980. The Association is a charitable, member based, organisation for people with diabetes and related conditions. As a consumer based organisation the Association is managed by a voluntary board, committed to the well-being of all people with diabetes and related conditions.
About Us
Diabetes
Cardiac
Health Professionals
Membership
Healthy Living NT
- Education Services
- Education Resources
-Diabetic Resources
-Cardiac Resources
- Type 1 Diabetes
- Type 2 Diabetes
- Pre Diabetes - IGT or IFG
- Gestational Diabetes
- NDSS
- Diabetes FAQ
- Am I at Risk
- Links
Cardiac
- Education Services
- Education Resources
-Diabetes Resources
-Cardiac Resources
- Cardiac FAQ
- Am I at Risk
- Links
Health Professionals
- Healthy Living NT Education Services
- Referral Forms
- Health Professional Resources
-Healthy Living News
-Indigenous Resources
- NDSS Registration
- Diabetes Resources
- Cardiac Resources
- Bill Raby Diabetes Fellowship
Membership
Healthy Living NT is a member based organisation that relies heavily on your generosity to continue its work. Healthy Living NT is a non-government, not for profit charitable organisation. Healthy Living NT is primarily funded by membership subscriptions, donations and revenue from service contracts.
Healthy Living NT
- News and Events
- About Healthy Living NT
- Governance
- Advocacy
- How Can You Help
- Good Health Alliance NT
- Staff
- Employment
- Privacy Statement
- Access Points
What We Do
Healthy Living NT is also the Northern Territory agent for the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS), which is a Commonwealth initiative. Additionally Healthy Living NT receives funding to deliver a range of services from:
- NT Department of Health
- Sport and Recreation, Department of Tourism and Culture
- NT Primary Health Network
- Commonwealth Department of Health
