Community Cervix Announcement No images? Click here ![]() New translated cervical screening resources available!We are thrilled to announce that we have expanded our suite of translated resources, now available online. Our team has worked diligently to identify and address language gaps in Western Australia, ensuring that cervical screening information is more accessible. With the latest additions, we now offer resources in over 12 languages, including Vietnamese, Burmese, Dari, and Indonesian. This initiative was driven by comprehensive analysis of the 2021 Census data, consultations with community, stakeholders, and a review of various demographic tools and research projects. Visit the National Cervical Screening Program (NCSP) website to access these valuable resources and help spread the word within your communities. Together, we can make cervical screening information accessible to everyone. Pictures: Burmese and Vietnamese resources Events in the communityThe WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program (WACCPP) will be attending a range of events over the coming months. Find us at: Women's Health Expo (Mandurah) Katanning Harmony Festival (Katanning) Have a Go Day (Rockingham) Every Woman Expo (Perth) ![]() ![]() Do you need resources for an upcoming event or display?You can order cervical screening resources, free of charge, online!The WACCPP also has banners and anatomical models available for loan.Communication toolkit for Own It national campaignThe Australian Government’s national Own It campaign aims to improve participation in cervical screening by raising awareness of the benefits of screening and highlighting Australia’s world-leading cervical screening self-collection HPV test. How you can help To complement the campaign, an Own It stakeholder toolkit has been developed. Nine dedicated community toolkits with content tailored to Australia’s most under-screened communities have also been created. Please share the content in these toolkits with your fellow staff and networks, and through your organisation’s platforms and channels. You can also tailor content to suit your target audience. Inside each toolkit you will find:
![]() The toolkit/s have been published at www.health.gov.au/own-it-toolkit. If you have any questions or requests for additional resources, please email CancerScreeningCommunications@health.gov.au ![]() For more information about cervical screeningVisit:
To find out when your next Cervical Screening Test is due, or to update your details, contact the National Cancer Screening Register. Phone: 1800 627 701. We also have a Cervical Insight e-newsletter that keeps health professionals informed of important updates to cervical screening policy, practice and guidelines, upcoming training and education opportunities and the latest in cervical cancer research. Message authorised by Nerida Steel, WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program. ©️ 2025 WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program We acknowledge the Noongar people as the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we work, and pay respect to their elders both past and present. North Metropolitan Health Service recognises, respects and values Aboriginal cultures as we walk a new path together. ![]() |