16 Days of Activism: NTAHC
Learn about the crucial work of the Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council (NTAHC).
As part of our #16DaysofActivism campaign, we’re showcasing how Territorians are making a difference by working to prevent or respond to domestic, family and sexual violence.
NTAHC is a peer-led organisation advocating for the rights and empowerment of those affected by or at risk of blood-borne viruses. They offer a range of services to support those who have experienced gender-based violence, including case management, emergency relief funds, referral pathways into other social services, and a sex worker outreach program.
Domestic, family and sexual violence affects people of all backgrounds and entire communities, and we can all play a part in preventing it. As Genevieve Dally, executive director of NTAHC, states, ‘Change can happen on a very large-scale ... and on a micro or small scale through everyday interactions.’
Watch the video with Genevieve to learn more about the work of NTAHC and how we can all make change happen.
Support
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic, family or sexual violence and is in immediate danger, please call 000. For further support, contact the 24 hour helplines or support services on the Northern Territory Government website.
Other support services and helplines for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people include:
- Brother to Brother
- U Right Sis?
- RUOK Stronger Together (Aboriginal specific resources).
