We are the Aboriginal-controlled peak body for Aboriginal housing in the Northern Territory.
Aboriginal housing in Aboriginal hands
In the Territory, people are 12 times more likely to be homeless than elsewhere in Australia. Almost all of them are Aboriginal. We know housing is linked to many life outcomes, so this is a crisis.
We represent and support 19+ member organisations, and we advocate for more housing – and better housing. Non-profit Aboriginal community-controlled providers of housing or related services – and based in the Northern Territory – are welcome to join us. Together we are strong!
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The solution is Aboriginal-led
AHNT’s submission to the National Housing and Homelessness Plan includes 11 recommendations. Download the submission (PDF 327kb).
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Report of the 2023 Remote Housing and Homelands conference
Report, recommendations and next steps after the AHNT-hosted Remote Housing and Homelands conference held 18 to 20 April…
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Strong step forward; more work to be done
AHNT response to the agreement between Labor, the Greens and cross-bench to pass laws that establish the Housing…
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Photo credit: house at Anpaneye homeland, Central Australia, by Tahnee Briscoe.