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This framework for action is broken into two complementary sections. The first section relates to significant reform to the health and family wellbeing service platform in the NT. We need to ensure that the services we offer are accessible, balanced and that they contribute to sustained health and welfare gains for Aboriginal people. This framework for action focuses on the delivery of a set of balanced core services targeted at the most important periods and transition points in Territorian's lives. The second section covers reform to the quality and functioning of the health and family wellbeing system. The Government's objectives for improved health and family wellbeing for Aboriginal people need a system that delivers the best possible mix of resources to locations where they are needed. ; Date:2005

The aim of the Northern Territory Government's Growth Assessment and Action (GAA) program is to improve the growth and nutritional status of children 0-5 years living in remote communities. GAA involves regular monitoring of growth and implementation of early action if growth falters. This report presents the results of the GAA data collection. ; Date:2006-04

Submitted in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians. ; Date:2007

The Home and Community Care (HACC) Program is a joint Commonwealth, State and Territory Government initiative. It funds basic support and maintenance services to help frail older people and younger people with disabilities continue to live in the community. Carers funded by HACC must adhere to these guidelines. ; Commonwealth and NT Governments. ; Date:2004-09

The Home and Community Care (HACC) Program is a joint Commonwealth, State and Territory Government initiative. It funds basic support and maintenance services to help frail older people and younger people with disabilities continue to live in the community. Carers funded by HACC must adhere to these guidelines. ; Commonwealth and NT Governments.

The Department of Health and Community Services' rehabilitation strategy will provide the basis for the planning of inter-disciplinary rehabilitation services for people with disabilities for the next five years in the Northern Territory, and operates within the Government's five-year framework Building healthier communities.

This action plan continues the practical implementation of the Northern Territory Food and Nutrition Policy 1996 and 5 Year Strategic Plan. The policy and strategic plan were developed after extensive consultation and in partnership with representatives from Government, the food industry, community organisations and consumers. Its overarching goal is to improve nutritional status and the health of all Territorians, and to reduce the burden of diet-related early death, illness and disability.

This framework for action is broken into two complementary sections. The first section relates to significant reform to the health and family wellbeing service platform in the NT. We need to ensure that the services we offer are accessible, balanced and that they contribute to sustained health and welfare gains for Aboriginal people. This framework for action focuses on the delivery of a set of balanced core services targeted at the most important periods and transition points in Territorian's lives. The second section covers reform to the quality and functioning of the health and family wellbeing system. The Government's objectives for improved health and family wellbeing for Aboriginal people need a system that delivers the best possible mix of resources to locations where they are needed.

The aim of the Northern Territory Government's Growth Assessment and Action (GAA) program is to improve the growth and nutritional status of children 0-5 years living in remote communities. GAA involves regular monitoring of growth and implementation of early action if growth falters. This report presents the results of the GAA data collection.

Prepared in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians.

Prepared in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians. ; Date:2006

Submitted in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians.

Submitted in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians.

Submitted in accordance with the provision of Section 28 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act and Section 12 of the Financial Management Act. The report summarises activities and outcomes during the year against the government's framework for action, particularly Building Healthier Communities, to inform our stakeholders of progress, and future challenges, in improving the health of Territorians. ; Date:2005

The Department of Health and Community Services' rehabilitation strategy will provide the basis for the planning of inter-disciplinary rehabilitation services for people with disabilities for the next five years in the Northern Territory, and operates within the Government's five-year framework Building healthier communities. ; Date:2006