MHAHS

07/09/2026

Our refreshed website brings together trusted HIV, hepatitis and sexual health information in 17 community languages. The new layout makes it easier for people to find clear, reliable and culturally appropriate information when they need it. mhahs.org.au.

06/09/2026

Every Body deserves access to sexual health information that is safe, respectful and easy to understand.

Our multilingual education package Understanding Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs) supports conversations about sexual health in community education sessions.

Available in Arabic, Bengali, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, Nepali, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai and Urdu, with an English facilitator guide included.

Explore the education package: https://mhahs.org.au/resources-education/.

06/09/2026

Every Body deserves access to sexual health information and care.

This September, as we celebrate World Sexual Health Day and SEXtember, remember that syphilis can affect anyone, often without symptoms. Regular testing helps protect your health and the health of your loved ones.

If you're worried about syphilis during pregnancy, you're not alone. Contact the NSW Sexual Health Info Link on 1800 451 624 for confidential information and support.

04/09/2026

This World Sexual Health Day (4 September 2026), the theme is 'Every Body'.

It’s a reminder that everyone has the right to sexual health, pleasure, safety and respectful relationships — no matter who you are or what your body looks like.

Find information about sexual health, STIs, contraception, relationships and consent in your preferred language at mhahs.org.au.

28/08/2026

Did you know hepatitis B is the leading cause of liver cancer in NSW? Many people don't know they have it because it often does not have symptoms.

Vivian shares her powerful family story on why hepatitis B testing, monitoring, and treatment are important to preventing serious liver damage.

Read Vivian’s story here: https://ow.ly/Z7z950ZEoTY

To learn more about hepatitis B and find information in your language visit: mhahs.org.au/hepatitis-b/what-is-hepatitis-b/

Cancer Institute NSW

26/08/2026

PrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a medicine that helps prevent HIV.

Free PrEP is now available in NSW for eligible people who do not have Medicare.

You may be able to access free PrEP if you:
• do not have Medicare
• are living in NSW
• are at risk of HIV
• are assessed by a clinician as suitable for PrEP

For more information about HIV and PrEP visit: https://mhahs.org.au/hiv/preventing-hiv/

12/08/2026

Happy International Youth Day!

As a young person and international student, looking after your health is an important part of growing up and settling into life in a new country.

When it comes to sexual health, knowing where to get trusted information, free confidential testing and support can help you feel informed, safe and confident.

You don't have to figure it all out alone. The International Student Health Hub is your go-to guide for simple health information for students in NSW. https://internationalstudents.health.nsw.gov.au/

31/07/2026

Keep you and your loved ones healthy.

Our multilingual hepatitis B brochure has all you need to know about testing and how to keep your liver healthy.

Order free copies and find out more on our website mhahs.org.au or fill in the online order form https://forms.office.com/r/vmkq7YjUVa

30/07/2026

📘 New Hepatitis C Multilingual Booklet now available!

Learn all you need to know about hepatitis C, testing, cure options and liver wellness.

✅ Developed with community input
🌏 Available in 11 languages

Download your copy today
https://mhahs.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/HEPC_booklet_English.pdf
or preorder printed copies
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30/07/2026

There’s no need to avoid share public spaces. Hepatitis B isn’t spread through public spaces, swimming pools or being near someone with hepatitis B.

For more information visit livewellwithhepb.com.au
To learn how hepatitis B is transmitted, visit: https://mhahs.org.au/hepatitis-b/hepatitis-b-transmission/

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