Online resources
2009 Hepatitis Awareness Week Community Service Announcements
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Hepatitis Australia Videos
During National Hepatitis Awareness Week 2007, we conducted street interviews to find out how much people know about hepatitis C. This was in response to a Galaxy Poll which showed many Australians were unaware of the basic facts about hepatitis. The results of our interviews can be viewed by clicking play on the video below
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Other Videos
World Hepatitis Day Documentary - Australian Launch 2008 The first World Hepatitis Day took place May 19, with the Australian launch featuring a performance by musician Criston Barker.
The video below is a short documentary funded by The Youth Health Service in Tasmania, which features music by Red Riders and DJ D-Jon and star appearances by former Nerds FC members.
This documentary is part of a DVD (which also includes an interactive game) for information about obtaining copies within Australia contact: 03 6231 2927
Websites
hepatitisaustralia.com
You are currently on Hepatitis Australia's home site. This is an information resource for people affected by hepatitis C and those who work to support them. It provides information on hepatitis and the activities Hepatitis Australia is undertaking to increase the capacity of Australia to meet the needs of people living with or, at risk of, hepatiis C.
Sometimes people like to be able to read information in print or be able to take away information they've found on the web to read later. Every page in this site has been specifically formatted to be print friendly, so if a factsheet is what you're looking for then just print out the page of relevence to you e.g. hepatitis A and there you have it, all you need to know about hepatitis A in an easy to read printed factsheet.
hspace.org.au - hep C & me site
The Hep C and Me website is Hepatitis Australia's first online resource for young people. The website aims to make information on hepatitis C readily accessible, usable and understandable to young people.
hepedu.org.au - hepatitis education site
This site has been developed by Hepatitis Australia for people who educate others about viral hepatitis. The Hepatitis Education site provides links to various resources, factsheets, case studies and other support tools available for people providing hepatitis C related education. Links to information to assist educators to deliver relevent and language appropriate messages to specific communities at risk of hepatitis C are also available.
E-lists
hep B forum
hep B forum is a new email distribution list that allows subscribers to keep up to date about current events and happenings and to share ideas, exchange opinions, and debate current issues relevant to local and national public health responses to hepatitis B.
hep B forum is hosted by Hepatitis Australia. To subscribe to hep B forum
visit http://hepbforum.hepatitisaustralia.com and follow the instructions on screen.
Hepatitis Australia thanks Roche Products for their support of this initiative
Blogs & online communities
Why not become a friend of Hepatitis Australia on Facebook? Hepatitis Australia has just recently started a page in Facebook. If you are already a Facebook user then just search for Hepatitis Australia in the Facebook browser. If you haven't registered for Facebook before go to www.facebook.com to become a member.
MySpace
If MySpace is more your thing than become a friend of Hepatitis Australia at our MySpace page www.myspace.com/hepatitisaustralia. This a new page but we will be updating this with our latest events in the near future.