Get Bloody Serious: Sydney

POSTPONED – future dates to be confirmed

GET BLOODY SERIOUS! A WORKSHOP TO MAKE HEP C HISTORY

NSW aim to eliminate hepatitis C by 2028. Engage your communities, engage your clients and aim for 2028 eliminate!

For those working with: people living with hep C, people who inject drugs, Aboriginal people, young people, people affected by the criminal justice system, or the general community.

At the end of the day you will be able to:

• Know what hepatitis C is and how it affects the body
• Run activities for health promotion campaigns and group work in your service
• Discuss confidently the new hep C treatments “Direct Acting Antivirals”
• Navigate & build on local hep C testing and treatment pathways
• Describe national harm reduction strategies and map local prevention options
• Identify and address discriminatory barriers to health care.
• Support people making informed decisions around their hep C and starting treatment.
• Hear someone’s first-hand experience of hep C. BE INSPIRED!

Participants receive:

• A kit packed with activities and tools for your organisation or group.
• Statement of attendance
• Membership to Hepatitis NSW
• Subscriptions to Champion newsletter
• LUNCH!

For more information, call 1800 803 990

To book your place, click here>>

POSTPONED – future dates to be confirmed

GET BLOODY SERIOUS! A WORKSHOP TO MAKE HEP C HISTORY

NSW aim to eliminate hepatitis C by 2028. Engage your communities, engage your clients and aim for 2028 eliminate!

For those working with: people living with hep C, people who inject drugs, Aboriginal people, young people, people affected by the criminal justice system, or the general community.

At the end of the day you will be able to:

• Know what hepatitis C is and how it affects the body
• Run activities for health promotion campaigns and group work in your service
• Discuss confidently the new hep C treatments “Direct Acting Antivirals”
• Navigate & build on local hep C testing and treatment pathways
• Describe national harm reduction strategies and map local prevention options
• Identify and address discriminatory barriers to health care.
• Support people making informed decisions around their hep C and starting treatment.
• Hear someone’s first-hand experience of hep C. BE INSPIRED!

Participants receive:

• A kit packed with activities and tools for your organisation or group.
• Statement of attendance
• Membership to Hepatitis NSW
• Subscriptions to Champion newsletter
• LUNCH!

For more information, call 1800 803 990

To book your place, click here>>

POSTPONED – future dates to be confirmed

GET BLOODY SERIOUS! A WORKSHOP TO MAKE HEP C HISTORY

NSW aim to eliminate hepatitis C by 2028. Engage your communities, engage your clients and aim for 2028 eliminate!

For those working with: people living with hep C, people who inject drugs, Aboriginal people, young people, people affected by the criminal justice system, or the general community.

At the end of the day you will be able to:

• Know what hepatitis C is and how it affects the body
• Run activities for health promotion campaigns and group work in your service
• Discuss confidently the new hep C treatments “Direct Acting Antivirals”
• Navigate & build on local hep C testing and treatment pathways
• Describe national harm reduction strategies and map local prevention options
• Identify and address discriminatory barriers to health care.
• Support people making informed decisions around their hep C and starting treatment.
• Hear someone’s first-hand experience of hep C. BE INSPIRED!

Participants receive:

• A kit packed with activities and tools for your organisation or group.
• Statement of attendance
• Membership to Hepatitis NSW
• Subscriptions to Champion newsletter
• LUNCH!

For more information, call 1800 803 990

To book your place, click here>>

POSTPONED – future dates to be confirmed

GET BLOODY SERIOUS! A WORKSHOP TO MAKE HEP C HISTORY

NSW aim to eliminate hepatitis C by 2028. Engage your communities, engage your clients and aim for 2028 eliminate!

For those working with: people living with hep C, people who inject drugs, Aboriginal people, young people, people affected by the criminal justice system, or the general community.

At the end of the day you will be able to:

• Know what hepatitis C is and how it affects the body
• Run activities for health promotion campaigns and group work in your service
• Discuss confidently the new hep C treatments “Direct Acting Antivirals”
• Navigate & build on local hep C testing and treatment pathways
• Describe national harm reduction strategies and map local prevention options
• Identify and address discriminatory barriers to health care.
• Support people making informed decisions around their hep C and starting treatment.
• Hear someone’s first-hand experience of hep C. BE INSPIRED!

Participants receive:

• A kit packed with activities and tools for your organisation or group.
• Statement of attendance
• Membership to Hepatitis NSW
• Subscriptions to Champion newsletter
• LUNCH!

For more information, call 1800 803 990

To book your place, click here>>

This years NADA Conference 2020, to be held on 4–5 June in Sydney. This conference will attract delegates from across NSW, the broader Australian alcohol and other drug treatment sector and other health and human services. Showcasing interventions designed to improve outcomes for clients, this event will inform with new ideas, engage with the evidence base and provide networking opportunities.

For more information and to register for the vent, click here>>

Viral hepatitis impacts Indigenous peoples throughout the world at much higher than average rates, harming their physical, spiritual, emotional, social and economic health. This is often a result of the lasting impacts of colonialism, inadequate access to immunization and treatment, and lethargy on the part of governments to provide culturally-safe healthcare to Indigenous people. To highlight this issue and effect change, Indigenous people, including those with lived and living experience of viral hepatitis, Elders/Knowledge Holders, clinicians, researchers and policy-makers will gather on Treaty 6 Territory and the Traditional Homeland of the Métis for the third World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Viral Hepatitis (WIPCVH).

The 2020 WIPCVH will feature some of the leading hepatitis experts and Indigenous leaders in health and wellness.

For more information about registration, abstract submission, scholarships, travel, accommodations and more, click here>>

CANCELLED – HNSW will not be attending this event

Western Fair is about connecting with and supporting new and returning students in their university journey. The event features stalls from student clubs, student programs and services, games, food, live music, and much more. The event is open to all students and staff on all campuses.

HNSW will collaborate with Western Sydney Local Health District to hold a health stall, where we will be promoting knowledge about (but not limited to) hepatitis B, hepatitis C and STI. In-language booklets and staff are available.

Come and visit our stall for surprise gifts and fun quizzes!
When: 10:30am – 2:30pm
Where: Parramatta South Campus, Western Sydney University

For more information on the Western Fair, click here>>

Western Fair is about connecting with and supporting new and returning students in their university journey. The event features stalls from student clubs, student programs and services, games, food, live music, and much more. The event is open to all students and staff on all campuses.

HNSW will collaborate with Western Sydney Local Health District to hold a health stall, where we will be promoting knowledge about (but not limited to) hepatitis B, hepatitis C and STI. In-language booklets and staff are available.

Come and visit our stall for surprise gifts and fun quizzes!
When: 10:30am – 2:30pm
Where: Parramatta City Campus, Western Sydney University

For more information on the Western Fair, click here>>

Western Fair is about connecting with and supporting new and returning students in their university journey. The event features stalls from student clubs, student programs and services, games, food, live music, and much more. The event is open to all students and staff on all campuses.

HNSW will collaborate with Western Sydney Local Health District to hold a health stall, where we will be promoting knowledge about (but not limited to) hepatitis B, hepatitis C and STI. In-language booklets and staff are available.

Come and visit our stall for surprise gifts and fun quizzes!
When: 11am – 2pm
Where: Nirimba Campus, Western Sydney University

For more information on the Western Fair, click here>>