AMSANT continues to build primary health care (PHC) workforce skills and capacity in coping with trauma, by provided information and training sessions to health service and clinical staff across the NT.  An important component to our program is the provision of ongoing support and mentoring for ACCHSs and NTG PHC services.

The ACCHO sector has grown rapidly in the last forty years and is now the largest provider of Aboriginal PHC in the Northern Territory.  AMSANT member services have validated our program, and recognise it as an important need within communities to address ~ and heal ~ intergenerational trauma.

AMSANT provides Clinical Supervision through the SEWB program to support and enable health care workers to feel strong and confident in their roles as they strive to deliver best practice to Aboriginal communities.  Our support team is made up of Aboriginal professionals with extensive experience in trauma and SEWB.  

The Workforce Development Support Unit works closely as a part of the greater SEWB team to tailor and deliver training workshops, forums, and holistic support for organisations across the NT, whether it’s big or small, regional, or remote. Training currently offered and in development includes: case notes and management; domestic, family and sexual violence; leadership, coaching and mentoring; yarning, data and reflective practice; and narrative practice.