Congratulations to our staff – Sharon Harris, Shannon Toombs, Samantha Alampi, Be Ward, Daniel Tavai and Mike Cassidy – for successfully completing Certificate IV in Mental Health at Charles Darwin University.
At MHACA we are committed to excellence and proudly support staff and participants to achieve their goals and aspirations.
Pictured below are Ashesh Patel from Mission Australia and Daniel Tavai from MHACA at the graduation ceremony at Charles Darwin University on 16 June 2016.
Are you an experienced senior manager with the ability to manage multiple programs and contribute to the strategic direction of service delivery?
MHACA is seeking a Senior Program Manager who is a member of the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) and oversees programs relating to participant outcomes. The role is responsible for staff management, risk management, compliance and reporting. The Senior Program Manager is engaged in program design, budgeting, evaluation of operational performance and continuous improvement processes.
The programs the Senior Manager oversees can change depending on the needs of the organisation, however in January 2026 the two programs the role manages are the Housing and Homelessness Programs and the NT Aftercare Service (support after a suicidal crisis).
See the full position description and how to apply at www.mhaca.org.au/2026/01/09/senior-services-manager-2/
SALARY LEVEL: $120,284.46 – $135,631.85 (MHACA EBA/SCHADS Level 7 or 8 depending on experience) + 12% super
POSITION HOURS: 38 hours a week. Full-time and ongoing.
Applications close Monday 9 March 2026, but MHACA reserves the right to interview as suitable candidates apply, so get your application in early.
Senior Program Manager - Mental Health Association of Central Australia
www.mhaca.org.au
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This week is #HealthyEatingWeek at MHACA. Check out our animation Good Food Helps Good Thinking which explores how maintaining a healthy diet can positively impact our mood and mental wellbeing.
For more information on healthy food choices, visit:
🥕 www.eatforhealth.gov.au
🥦 livelighter.com.au
The animation has also been translated into Arrernte and Walpiri: www.youtube.com/@mhaca0870/videos
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