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ACCF is partnering with the Western NSW Local Health District to provide a pop-up cervical screening clinic. The ‘Women Out West’ clinic will be held on September 6 and 7 at the Lightning Ridge Bowling Club, with all women and people with a cervix from Lightning Ridge and surrounding areas invited for cervical screening and to find out more about cervical cancer prevention.
The clinic is being held as part of Women’s Health Week. The theme of ‘grow your knowledge’, aims to empower women to make informed decisions about their health through easy to understand information.
If you are in the Lightning Ridge area, we would love for you to come along.
The ACCF Education Program Conquering Cervical Cancer is delivered by our experienced and knowledgeable team of trained and passionate presenters. The program presentations are free of charge and perfect for inclusion at your next community organisation, workplace club meeting, or fundraising event.
Cost: Free
Duration: 15-30 minutes
Mode of delivery: Face-to-face or virtually
Conquering Cervical Cancer provides accurate and up to date information about cervical cancer and how to prevent it.
Designed for everyone, the presentation raises awareness about:
We are happy to tailor presentations to suit your organisation’s needs and requirements.
Conquering Cervical Cancer presentations can be booked by contacting our National Health Promotion Manager, Liz Ham on 1300 727 630 or education@accf.org.au.
As HPV, the main cause of cervical cancer, can also cause other cancers for male sand females, this presentation is suitable for everyone. The information is provided in an easy-to-understand format.
Currently, Conquering Cervical Cancer is offered free of charge.
Bookings should be made at least one month in advance to ensure we have the personnel available.
Prevention of cervical cancer has reduced the number of cervical cancer cases and has identified cervical abnormalities earlier. Understanding the easy steps to prevent cervical cancer will help reach the goal of eliminating cervical cancer by 2035.
Venue with a computer connected to television/data projector and audio.
If there is a group of people in a venue, then a computer connected to a television/data projector and audio, with a webcam facing the participants is required.
A virtual presentation to participants at separate venues/computers would need to be able to connect to Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
There is no maximum number of participants. The presentation can be adapted to your needs.
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If your question has not been answered, please send it to education@accf.org.au
(07) 3177 1099 (within Australia)
61 7 3177 1099 (outside Australia)
Our hours of operation are 9-5 Monday - Thursday
PO Box 1008, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006