Our Members

Member organisations

Our member organisations provide direct services in each state and territory around Australia. The range of services may differ from one organisation to another but all are community-based, not for profit organisations. Each organisation is listed below.

Hepatitis ACT

1300 301 383
[email protected]
www.hepatitisact.com.au

Hepatitis New South Wales

02 9332 1853
[email protected]
www.hep.org.au

Hepatitis Queensland

07 3846 0020
[email protected]
www.hepqld.asn.au

Hepatitis South Australia

08 8362 8443
[email protected]
www.hepatitissa.asn.au

Hepatitis Victoria

03 9380 4644
[email protected]
www.hepvic.org.au

08 9227 9800
[email protected]
www.hepatitiswa.com.au

Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council

08 8944 7777
[email protected]
www.ntahc.org.au

Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis & Related Diseases

03 6234 1242
[email protected]
www.redthread.org.au

Page updated 04 June 2019

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