Cervical screening for mob campaign now live

A new Cancer Institute NSW campaign is running across NSW until 28 June, supporting First Nations women and people with a cervix aged 25–74 to take part in cervical screening.

Why this matters

• Screening every 5 years is the best way to prevent cervical cancer

• First Nations women and people with a cervix have lower participation and face additional barriers

• The campaign was developed with First Nations community members and focuses on cultural safety and trusted voices

What the campaign promotes

• Awareness of cervical screening options, including self-collection

• Encouragement to talk with a local health service about the option that feels right

How your practice can help

• Raise cervical screening during consultations where appropriate

• Support conversations about self-collection

• Display posters or digital materials in your practice

• Share campaign messages through your usual communication channels

Download the stakeholder toolkit to access practical resources, including posters, videos, social media tiles and newsletter content.