On #WorldHepatitisDay, 28 July 2023, health and community organisations and governments in Australia join with the World Hepatitis Alliance (WHA), World Health Organization and a global network of over 300 WHA members in nearly 100 countries.
The theme “Hepatitis Can’t Wait” highlights the need to accelerate viral hepatitis elimination efforts, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you know someone affected by viral hepatitis – tell them to call the free National Hepatitis Infoline 1800 437 222 (1800 HEP ABC)
How you can support World Hepatitis Day:
- Share the Australian World Hepatitis Day video
- Share the World Hepatitis Day Factsheet 2023
- Share a post on social media
- Share an article in your Newsletter
- Join or host a World Hepatitis Day event
Scroll down to download our World Hepatitis Day Australian animated video, 2023 Factsheet, Social Media Tiles with sample copy for Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and sample Newsletter copy.
Need more information or support? Email [email protected]
Australian animated video
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2023 Factsheet
Tiles & sample posts
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Follow and use the hashtags: #HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Post 1
Twitter & Instagram
We have the tools now to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030 – but to achieve this we need to support every person in Australia to access the appropriate information, support, testing and care they need.
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Future generations won’t need to worry about viral hepatitis because we have the tools to eliminate it by 2030. We have a vaccine for hepatitis B and for hepatitis C we have a cure. We need to support every person in Australia to access the appropriate information, support, testing and care they need.
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Post 2
Twitter & Instagram
Lives are at risk – to prevent people affected by viral hepatitis developing serious liver illness we must act now to provide appropriate information and life-saving treatment and care.
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
2/ An expanded community workforce is needed to support people affected by viral hepatitis to navigate complex systems, overcome social and legal barriers, to access testing, diagnosis, medicines and ongoing care. #HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Lives are at risk - if people don’t receive care or treatment they can develop liver disease and liver cancer. Acting now to connect with people affected by viral hepatitis, means more people will receive life-saving treatment and care, and less burden on our health system in future.
An expanded community workforce is needed to support people affected by viral hepatitis to navigate complex systems, overcome social and legal barriers, to access testing, diagnosis, medicines and ongoing care.
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Post 3
Twitter & Instagram
Knowing more about hepatitis B and hepatitis C could save your life, or the life of someone you know. There are treatments available that will help you feel healthier and live longer. Call the free National Hepatitis Infoline 1800 437 222
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Knowing more about hepatitis B and hepatitis C could save your life, or the life of someone you know. Did you know there is an easy, affordable cure for hepatitis C for hepatitis B there is a vaccine and treatment. Call the free National Hepatitis Infoline 1800 437 222
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Post 4
Twitter & Instagram
Viral hepatitis unequally impacts vulnerable Australians – let’s support every person affected by viral hepatitis to access the appropriate information, support, testing and care they need. We can’t leave anyone behind. #HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Viral hepatitis unequally impacts vulnerable Australians and exacerbates existing inequality. We can’t leave anyone behind in the elimination of viral hepatitis. Through collective action and commitment to partnership this #WorldHepatitisDay we can support every person affected by viral hepatitis to access the appropriate information, support, testing and care they need. #HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Post 5 (Factsheet)
Australia's World Hepatitis Day 2023 Factsheet is now available. Spread the word that hepatitis can’t wait - we need urgent action to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030.
You can download the factsheet here:
https://www.worldhepatitisday.org.au/factsheet
#HepCantWaitAu #WorldHepatitisDay
Social Media Geographic tiles
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Newsletter
Use the copy below to share information about World Hepatitis Day and action your stakeholders can take:
Join us this World Hepatitis Day – 28 July - to call for urgent action to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030.
We are at a crucial stage in the elimination of viral hepatitis - there is an effective, affordable cure for hepatitis C and a vaccine and treatments for hepatitis B – but many people are missing out.
All Australian Governments have committed to eliminating hepatitis B and hepatitis C by 2030, but to achieve this they need to resource communities to provide appropriate information and support tailored to their needs.
We have the tools now to prevent viral hepatitis, we need to support every person in Australia to access the appropriate information, support, testing, care and treatment they need.
Knowing more about hepatitis B and hepatitis C and sharing information could save lives and prevent people developing serious liver disease or cancer. Call the free National Hepatitis Infoline 1800 437 222.
Spread the word that hepatitis can’t wait – visit the Hepatitis Australia website to find out how you can get involved.
https://www.worldhepatitisday.org.au/
Register your World Hepatitis Day Event
Please register your events using the form available here or email [email protected]
Create an account to register via website.
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