Breast Cancer Awareness Month: New translated resources now available

Ocober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we are encouraging all women to ‘Be a friend. Tell a friend’ by talking to their loved ones about the importance of regular breast screening so that more women book an appointment when they are due.  

New translated breast screen videos now available

We’ve recently added new in-language videos in Arabic, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese on our translated pages. These resources will help women from multicultural communities get important information about breast screening, including: 

• What to expect at a breast screen appointment  

• Why breast screening matters  

• When to have a breast screen 

Watch the videos in your language:  

• Dr Wafa Samen explains why breast screening is so important – Arabic  

• What to expect at a BreastScreen NSW appointment - Arabic 

• Dr Sylvia Yeung explains why breast screening matters - Cantonese 

• What to expect at a BreastScreen NSW appointment - Cantonese 

• What to expect at a BreastScreen NSW appointment - Korean 

• What to expect at a BreastScreen NSW appointment - Mandarin 

• What to expect at a BreastScreen NSW appointment - Vietnamese 

Did you know that we have 27 language pages?

Follow the instructions below to find the page in your language.  

Desktop: 

1. At the top right of any page on site click the language dropdown next to the globe icon
2. Select your relevant language

Mobile: 

1. Select the Menu button on the top left of the page
2. Scroll to and select the ‘Language’ menu item next to the globe icon
3. Select your relevant language