Healthy Living NT

Healthy Living NT 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 and organisation for people with diabetes and related conditions. Healthy Living NT provides a range of services and benefits including:

Membership
Advocacy and lobbying at a local and national level for people with diabetes and related chronic conditions

Diabetes and Cardiac education throughout the NT, including telephone advice and ongoing support for people with diabetes and cardiac conditions, and their families

Access to subsidised blood glucose testing and insulin injection products through the National Diabetes Services Scheme

Education groups including Taking Charge of Diabetes and Cooking Healthy and Physical Activity (CHAPA)

Support groups including children and young adults with type 1 diabetes
Diabetes and cardiac resources and information in a range of languages for consumers and health professionals

Free syringe program for people with diabetes and other approved medical conditions

Extensive range of products including blood glucose monitors and literature available at all Access Points, by mail or phone order and through our online shop

One of our Healthy Living NT members shares his story of living with Type 2 diabetes for more than 35 years and how the ...
10/09/2026

One of our Healthy Living NT members shares his story of living with Type 2 diabetes for more than 35 years and how the right guidance helped him discover that change is possible.

Read the full story in the comments below.

Become a Healthy Living NT member and help support more journeys.

09/09/2026

Have an idea that could support your community's health?

The Bill Raby Diabetes Fellowship Community Grants Program is offering grants of up to $5,000!

"Merne Mwerre (Good Food)", a music video by Children's Ground, is a great example of what's possible.
Watch the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBpGJhU2n3s

Find out how to apply in the comments.

06/09/2026

How much water do you need each day?
For most adults, it's around 2–3 litres a day!
Start today: keep a bottle handy and build the habit of drinking water regularly throughout your day

Want more healthy living tips? Join Healthy Living NT and get your free copy of Territory Way Magazine

03/09/2026
This week, , Bakewell is running a pop-up stand with information on diabetes management, including a Sick Day Kit displa...
31/08/2026

This week, , Bakewell is running a pop-up stand with information on diabetes management, including a Sick Day Kit display to show you what you need to have on hand when illness strikes.

Drop by to chat with the pharmacist:
📆31 August – 6 September
📍Blooms the Chemist, Bakewell

27/08/2026

Every five minutes, someone in Australia is diagnosed with diabetes.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Australia. 1 in 4 (26%) of all deaths.

Behind every diagnosis is a person navigating daily challenges – making choices about food, staying active, monitoring their health, and balancing the demands of work, family and everyday life.

With the right information, support and community connections, people can feel more confident in managing their health and reducing their risk of complications.

Your support helps provide education, resources and advocacy that empower people to live healthier lives and improve their long-term wellbeing.

If you'd like to make a difference, please consider donating or sharing this message.

Did you know that MDT program is run through Healthy Living NT?Have a chat with your doctor to see if you meet the crite...
24/08/2026

Did you know that MDT program is run through Healthy Living NT?
Have a chat with your doctor to see if you meet the criteria.

The MDT Program aims to improve access to healthcare for people living with chronic diabetes, heart disease and lung conditions in Darwin and Alice Springs by reducing out-of-pocket costs for allied health services and support programs.

Healthy Living NT is at International Diabetes Federation Western Pacific Region and Australasian Diabetes Congress (IDF...
20/08/2026

Healthy Living NT is at International Diabetes Federation Western Pacific Region and Australasian Diabetes Congress (IDF-WPR & ADC) 2026 in Melbourne, where Helen Lamech will present her research on workforce instability as a barrier to Type 1 diabetes care in remote settings.

The research explores the challenges of providing Type 1 diabetes care in remote and very remote Australia, highlighting the importance of improving continuity of care and strengthening support for remote communities.

We’re proud to have Helen representing Healthy Living NT and sharing this important work.

Last week, Healthy Living NT joined Compass 2026, hosted by Northern Territory PHN, a leading conference for primary hea...
19/08/2026

Last week, Healthy Living NT joined Compass 2026, hosted by Northern Territory PHN, a leading conference for primary healthcare professionals.

The conference brought together health professionals from across the NT to connect, share knowledge and explore new approaches to primary healthcare, with a strong focus on improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

It was a great opportunity for our team to connect with others working across the health sector, exchange ideas and hear about the innovative and community-led work happening across the Territory.

We’re proud to be part of these conversations and to continue supporting healthier communities through health promotion, education and collaboration.

A big thank you to everyone who connected with us and contributed to such a valuable event.

Address

2 Tiwi Place
Tiwi, NT
0810

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+61889278488

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