A world without viral hepatitis...
377,000 Australians are living
with chronic hepatitis B & C.
Members
Hepatitis Australia
Hepatitis Australia was incorporated in 1997 as the peak community organisation to progress national action on issues of importance to people affected by hepatitis C. Our mission is to provide leadership and advocacy on viral hepatitis and support partnerships for action to ensure the needs of Australians affected by or at risk of viral hepatitis are met. Our members are the eight state and territory hepatitis organisations.
p: 02 6232 4257
m: PO Box 716 Woden ACT 2606
e: admin@hepatitisaustralia.com
www.hepatitisaustralia.com
State & Territory Hepatitis Organisations
Hepatitis organisations developed in states and territories in the early to mid 1990’s, emerging from hepatitis C patient support groups. The hepatitis organisations generally define their core business as providing information and support services to people affected by hepatitis (primarily hepatitis C) and to support the reduction of hepatitis C transmission.
ACT Hepatitis Resource Centre
p: 1300 301 383 (office)
e: business@hepatitisresourcecentre.com.au
www.hepatitisresourcecentre.com.au
Hepatitis NSW
p: 02 9332 1853 (office)
e: hnsw@hep.org.au
www.hep.org.au
Hepatitis SA
p: 08 8362 8443 (office)
e: admin@hepatitissa.asn.au
www.hepccouncilsa.asn.au
Hepatitis C Victoria
p: 03 9380 4644 (office)
e: info@hepcvic.org.au
www.hepcvic.org.au
Hepatitis Queensland
p: 07 3846 0020 (office)
e: reception@hepqld.asn.au
www.hepqld.asn.au
HepatitisWA
p: 08 9227 9800 (office)
e: info@hepatitiswa.com.au
www.hepatitiswa.com.au
Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis C Council
08 8944 7777 (office)
e: info@ntahc.org.au
www.ntahc.org.au
Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis & Related Diseases
p: 03 6234 1242 (office)
e: mail@tascahrd.org.au
www.tascahrd.org.au
INFOLINE: 1300 HEP ABC
For more information on hepatitis C please contact the national infoline 1300 HEP ABC (1300 437 222). The national infoline diverts to information and support lines at your local state and territory hepatitis organisations.
