About us Who we are Who we are Hepatitis Australia, incorporated in 1997, is the peak community organisation to progress national action on issues of importance to people affected by hepatitis B and hepatitis C. Our members are the eight state and territory hepatitis organisations. Our Vision An end to hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia Our Mission To lead an effective national community response to hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Australia. Our Purpose Enabling and empowering everyone in Australia to live free from the impact of hepatitis B and hepatitis C The people we work for Hepatitis Australia works to improve health and social outcomes for all Australians who are at risk of, or living with hepatitis B or hepatitis C. We pay particular attention to those groups which are at higher risk of infection or have a disproportionate burden of chronic disease. The way we work We respect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, traditions, views and ways of life. We value cultural diversity and promote equality. We uphold harm reduction principles. We promote the empowerment of hepatitis B and hepatitis C communities. We utilise evidence to inform our policies and activities. We are ethical, accountable, committed and professional. Page updated 30 May 2019