This has been developed to assist the operational health care workers and specialists from hospitals and community care within the department.

Northern Territory Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026 is a policy framework that aims to guide and strengthen implementation of culturally secure services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Aboriginal) people in the Northern Territory.

The Aboriginal Cultural Security Policy aims to strengthen Aboriginal Territorians’ access to and benefits of health services by ensuring that the health system recognises the centrality of culture in delivering successful health outcomes.

The NT Health Aboriginal Health Plan builds on the previous NT Aboriginal Health Plan 2015-2018 with a new vision of 'Working together for a healthier future for all Aboriginal Territorians'. The plan is a long term evidence based policy framework, which sets the strategic directions that will guide our actions to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal Territorians over the next 10 years. It will influence and inform strategic and business planning, policy development, communication, relationships and partnerships with Aboriginal Territorians, communities and organisations. The plan has been developed to guide NT Health investment in implementation of five strategic directions: - improving health service delivery to Aboriginal people and communities - building effective and sustainable partnerships - delivering culturally secure and safe services - strengthening the health workforce - improving Aboriginal population health and promoting wellbeing.

The proportion of remote resident Aboriginal clients aged 15 years and over who have been diagnosed with type II diabetes and/or coronary heart disease and who have a chronic disease management plan or alternative chronic disease management plan in a two year period.

This book goes into detail about food & nutrition guidelines for Aboriginal community stores. It recommends ideas with the variety, quantity, quality and affordability of foods sold in stores.

TEHS Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan outlines TEHS commitment to help shape a future in which Aboriginal people and other Australians can share in an equitable, prosperous and rewarding future while ensuring our organisational values are culturally appropriate and promote inclusiveness.