18 February 2026

23 April 2026

26 March 2026

AADANT has partnered with Sand Palm Consulting to review the existing AOD Case Management Toolkit and develop a new AOD Workforce Handbook. This project aims to ensure that the resource remains relevant, practical, evidence-based, trauma-informed, culturally responsive and tailored to the Northern Territory context. We’re seeking input from AADANT members to help us understand how the current Toolkit is being used, its usefulness and how it can be strengthened to better support our AOD workforce. Have Your Say: Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey and help shape the next version of this important resource: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/89DMMSK You can access the current AOD Case Management Toolkit through the AADANT Member Portal or by downloading the file below. AADANT Case Management in Non-Government AOD Services - A Practical Toolkit

Build capacity and capabilities of AADANT membership services to deliver best practice evidence-based alcohol and other drugs services.

The Northern Territory Government (NTG) leads the strategic policy and planning agenda for alcohol and other drugs (AOD) in the Northern Territory (NT) in partnership with health services, non-government organisations and consumers. This grant program aims to minimise harm associated with the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, including volatile substances, through a range of prevention, education and community action initiatives. The opportunity to apply for a one-off grant is now available to community groups and non-government organisations. Funding is available up to $20,000 for individual projects/initiatives across the NT. Key focus areas for 2025/26 applications: Provision of projects that aim to reduce harms associated with AOD among young people. Priority projects will demonstrate the following: Promoting healthy choices; Improving mental health, social and emotional wellbeing; Reducing harms associated with AOD; and Encouraging healing and connection to culture and community to increase strength and resilience. Applications close on 3 October 2025. For more information, visit the GrantsNT website .