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Yarnin’ About Hep B

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Yarnin' About Hep B|Yarnin About Hep B
36 pages A6 Colour booklet

Hep B booklet developed for Aboriginal communities. This pocket sized resource for Aboriginal people was developed with the input of the community. 

Providing accessible information, focusing on hep B prevention, vaccination, testing and treatment, Yarnin’ About Hep B uses plain-English language, with images to support the text.

  • Promotes better awareness of the importance of hep B testing and monitoring.
  • Encourages Aboriginal people to speak to their doctor and ask for testing and vaccination or, if living with hep B, monitoring and treatment (if necessary).
  • Provides information about staying healthy while living with hep B.
  • Shares stories and Aboriginal community perspective and experiences on hep B.

Artwork by Jasmine Sarin
“The artwork represents the many communities and organisations that are working together to help reduce the impact of Hepatitis. Family connection, community support and access to services make up the many symbols illustrated in this piece.
The main feature of the artwork is a unique symbol that represents Hepatitis NSW, a place that strives to assist, provide support and education about hepatitis. The earthy tones are an acknowledgement to being on country and the healing properties our mother earth provides for us, it also compliments the wonderful colours of Hepatitis NSW brand."

Jasmine Sarin is an award-winning, Dharawal born artist and graphic designer.

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SKU: YARNIN_HEPB Category: Information resources Tags: Aboriginal, treatment

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