We’re looking to increase breast screening awareness and participation among multicultural communities in Victoria, particularly Arabic, Punjabi and Mandarin-speaking women. We would appreciate your help in sharing our message through your channels.
We have created the below toolkit for you to use and we encourage you to share it with your communities. We look forward to working with you to increase screening rates in multicultural women.
To guide multicultural women through their breast screening journey, we have translated our must-read resources into a range of languages. Click on a language to download and print the available resources.
We have translated our program messaging so you can share it through your channels, like newsletters, social media or in presentations during community events. Please note that the key messages will open in MS Word for easy copy-pasting:
Having regular check-ups with your doctor is one way to stay healthy. So, why not include a free, 10-minute breast screen at one of BreastScreen Victoria’s clinics or mobile vans across Victoria?
Screen for what matters most to you – the people you love, your future and your community. Screen to keep your traditions alive, and your stories flowing through generations.
BreastScreen Victoria:
So, if you’re aged 50 to 74 without breast symptoms, book a free, 10-minute breast screen today.
Call 13 20 50 to book an appointment with a woman radiographer at a clinic near your home – we can arrange an interpreter if you need one.
Information in different languages is available via: breastscreen.org.au/translations.
We've added an example tile in English, followed by links to the translated versions and the suggested Call to Action link. Click on the links below to download the materials.
Social media tiles are available in two formats: square (1:1) and portrait (9:16).
Don't forget to tag us @breastscreenvictoria.
Arabic
Mandarin
Punjabi
Arabic
Mandarin
Punjabi
For more information, or if you want to request additional promotional material, please contact our Communications Team directly:
Interpreters
available 13 14 50
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