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Do you want to join a dynamic and energetic team?

As part of the NTAHC team you will have an opportunity to use your skills and qualifications to positively impact people's lives!

NTAHC offers a competitive salary structure, with above award standards, along with five weeks annual leave. Employees can also choose to access attractive salary packaging arrangements.

NTAHC operates from offices in central Darwin and Alice Springs. You will have the opportunity to work in a friendly, supportive and dynamic environment where your contribution is valued. We have great managers who will help you reach your potential and are committed to providing learning and development opportunities. NTAHC values diversity in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.


As part of NTAHC team you will have the opportunity to make a difference to the health care needs of people at risk of blood borne viruses in the Northern Territory.


NTAHC Diversity Statement

“NTAHC welcomes, celebrates and respects diversity and we actively promote equity and inclusion for all its employees, volunteers and priority populations. We do not tolerate discrimination on the basis of sexuality, gender identity, bodily autonomy or gender expression.” 

Expression of Interest

Rainbow Inclusion Support Worker (Casual)

Location: Darwin, Northern Territory
Employment Type: Casual (0.2 FTE)
Classification: SCHADS Award Level 4.1


The Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council (NTAHC) is seeking Expressions of Interest from passionate, inclusive and community-minded people to join our Rainbow Inclusion Program as a Rainbow Inclusion Support Worker.


About Rainbow Inclusion

Rainbow Inclusion is an NTAHC program providing free, person-centred support to LGBTQIASB+ people living with disability across the Northern Territory. The program promotes inclusion, wellbeing, independence and social connection through affirming, accessible and culturally safe support.


About the role

  • As a Rainbow Inclusion Support Worker, you will provide person-centred disability support that empowers participants to achieve their goals while fostering independence, confidence and community participation.
  • Working within a peer-informed, trauma-aware and strengths-based framework, you will:
  • Provide affirming, person-centred disability support.
  • Support participants to engage in community, social and recreational activities.
  • Deliver culturally safe and identity-affirming support.
  • Work collaboratively with participants, peer workers and community partners.
  • Maintain accurate case notes and documentation.
  • Contribute to the ongoing development of an inclusive, community-led program.


About you

We're looking for someone who:

  • Is passionate about diversity, equity and inclusion.
  • Has experience in disability, community or support work.
  • Demonstrates strong interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Works within a trauma-informed, strengths-based approach.
  • Holds (or can obtain) a Working with Children Clearance, National Criminal History Check, current NT Driver Licence and First Aid/CPR certification.
  • Qualifications in Disability, Community Services, Mental Health or Peer Work are highly regarded.
  • Lived experience of LGBTQIASB+ identities is strongly encouraged and considered highly relevant to this role.


Why join NTAHC?

At NTAHC we are committed to creating safe, welcoming and inclusive workplaces and services. We celebrate diversity and actively promote equity and inclusion for our staff, volunteers and the communities we serve.


How to apply

To submit an Expression of Interest, please email the following to livingwell@ntahc.org.au:

Your current resume


A brief cover letter outlining your interest in the role and relevant experience.

Applications close: Sunday 2 August 2026.


For further information download the Position Description here, or please contact livingwell@ntahc.org.au.


We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and people with lived and living experience from our priority populations.

Download EOI Job Description Download PDF flyer

What our staff say about working at the Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council.

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Shayne, Darwin & Palmerston NSP Officer

"The main reason I continue to work at NTAHC (after 18 years) is the camaraderie and welcome feeling I get from other staff and management. Basically I am respected for who I am and what I do in my private life. It’s hard to find a place that accepts everything about you."

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Sianne, Darwin

Executive Assistant

"I like working at NTAHC because… I get paid (jokes!). One reason I got my job is because I’m a trans woman & I’ve got a great, friendly personality and know I will be supported for who I am, no matter what!! I feel so lucky to work for an organisation that will support someone with a history that most businesses wouldn’t let you in the front door for having. If you want support to get ahead in your life, then NTAHC will support & work through anything to get someone to that better place."