SOCIAL PRACTICE

LEARNING HUB

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WHAT IS THE

SOCIAL PRACTICE LEARNING HUB?

YouthWorX NT’s Social Practice Learning Hub (SPLH) was developed in 2020 to deliver specialist training to Territory Families employees over five years.

The training program provides a holistic, coordinated approach to specialist training delivery for NT Government, education and social-sector professionals across the Northern Territory.

The goal is to become the leading Territory-based hub for specialist training in the sector.

PROGRAM INCLUSIONS

How it Works

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Delivery Partners

YouthWorX NT has partnered with three best-practice training organisations. The SPLH’s specialist sub-contractor partners all have a history of working with YouthWorX NT and share significant values-alignment with the organisation. They understand the cultural, geographic and social context specific to the NT and deliver specialist training to government departments, community organisations and youth professionals.

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Program Inclusions

The objective of training delivered under the Social Practice Learning Hub is to ensure that professionals working in the NT Government, community service agencies and schools have access to the best-practice skills, tools and knowledge required to serve our communities.

Who it helps

Training is offered across the Territory in Darwin, Alice Springs, Tennant Creek, Katherine and Nhulunbuy.  Our co-ordinated training approach ensures best-practice specialist training for people working with:

Our Best Practice Partners

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LIFE BUSINESS CONSULTANCY

Life and career coaching skills training, programs and ready to use resources for private practitioners, schools and the youth and community sector.
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WE AL-LI

We Al-li offers Culturally Informed Trauma Integrated Healing Approach (CITIHA) Training to Individuals, Family, Community and Organisations
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DEAF SERVICES

Deaf Services and the Deaf Society is a not for profit organisation working with the community to enhance services and programs that benefit Deaf and hard of hearing adults and children across Australia.