Prolapse
This brochure explains what a prolapse is and how it can affect women. It outlines what signs to look for and how it can be prevented and treated. * This brochure explains what a prolapse is and how it can affect women. It outlines what signs to look for and how it can be prevented and treated.
Incontinence Information
This video explains what incontinence is, what the risk factors are for incontinence, and provides details to call the National Continence Helpline where a Continence Nurse Advisor will speak to you. If English is not your preferred language, first call the national interpreter service TIS on 131 450, say the language you want to speak in, and ask them to call the Helpline on1800 33 00 66. This is a free call from a land line and the interpreter service is free.
Triple Zero
The national Triple Zero (000) campaign aims to build awareness of the Triple Zero (000) number and educate the community about when to use the number. The campaign serves to reinforce to members of the public their responsibilities when calling the Triple Zero (000) emergency number both in nominating the required emergency service and identifying the location they are calling from.
COVID-19 vaccines
News and information for Australians about the development, approval process and plans for COVID-19 vaccines.
COVID-19 Coronavirus resources collection by NSW Government
Various brochures, fact sheets, videos and posters on COVID-19 prevention and regulations in NSW. It also includes information for NSW residential care residents and families.
Detecting Breast Cancer Early is Vital
Mammograms (breast x-rays) can detect cancers long before they can be seen or felt by you or your doctor. Almost all breast cancers found in the earliest stage can be treated successfully. Breast Screen NSW mammograms are free and performed by female radiographers. Interpreters are free and available to help women make breast screening appointments. Group bookings can be arranged and free interpreters can be organised to attend group appointments. You do not need a referral from your doctor but we encourage you to bring your doctor’s details to your appointment.
Know Your Health: Cervical Screening Test
Our bodies are made up of millions of cells. New cells grow every day. Sometimes when cells grow differently they can turn into cancer. Cervical cancer is cancer in the cervix. The cervix is inside the body at the top of the vagina.
Translated information about COVID-19
Translated COVID-19 resources and information are available in community languages at health.nsw.gov.au/covid-19.
School Vaccination Program for Year 10
NSW Health offers the vaccines recommended for adolescents by the National Health and Medical Research Council in a school vaccination program. Signed parental/guardian consent must be provided.
Raising Children Network - translated resources for parents
Raising Children Network is the Australian parenting website. There are articles, videos and picture guides translated into a selection of languages other than English (LOTE). Topics include daily care, nutrition, sleep, safety and child disability.