Hepatitis NSW is a not-for-profit charity started by the hepatitis community and funded by the Ministry of Health. The organisation informs, supports and educates about hepatitis B and hepatitis C to prevent transmission, improve services, and increase knowledge about treatment and cure.
Hepatitis NSW advocates with and for all people affected by hepatitis B or hepatitis C. It partners with other organisations and works with their communities to improve the lives of people affected by hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
Vision and mission
Hepatitis NSW’s vision is a world free of viral hepatitis.
The organisation works to improve the health and well-being of affected people and communities, and to help people get cured of hep C and tested and treated for hep B.
How Hepatitis NSW can help
Hepatitis NSW offers a range of support services, printed and online resources and education and training, working with and for anyone affected by or working with people affected by hep B or C.
The Hepatitis NSW website has up-to-date, clear information and resources on hepatitis, pregnancy and babies.
- For info on hepatitis B, pregnancy and babies click here
- For info on hepatitis C, pregnancy and babies click here
Information lines
Hepatitis Infoline is a NSW-wide information and support service for people affected by viral hepatitis. It is free, confidential, and non-judgemental.
- Call 1800 803 990 or go to hep.org.au to live chat online Mon, Tue, Wed and Fri from 9am to 5pm, Thurs from 1pm to 5pm AEST
Programs
Hep C peer support: Hep Connect is designed to provide additional support to anyone in the community who is about to commence or is on hep C treatment.
