A new publication about The Beautiful Shawl Project is available to support organisations developing cultural screening shawls and engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Our South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (SEMPHN) team have been busy connecting with the community in shopping centres across Victoria’s southeast.
Last month, BreastScreen Victoria joined Southern Migrant & Refugee Centre (SMRC) and more than 800 people to celebrate Refugee Week (19-25 June). The vibrant event at Arthur Hall in Hampton Park celebrated culture and connection.
Geelong BreastScreen unveils the art of Aboriginal artist Jasmine-Sky Marino at its clinic as we kick off NAIDOC Week.
Thanks to a partnership between Gippsland BreastScreen, Gippsland Women's Health and Gippsland Multicultural Service, a group of local women in Victoria's Gippsland region recently attended their first-ever breast screen in a culturally safe shawl.
Dr David Speakman, one of our State Clinical Directors, has been appointed to the Order of Australia at this year's Queen's Birthday Honours for his outstanding achievements and contributions to medicine.
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