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Applications to take part in the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot to help make bowel screening more accessible for Indigenous Australians have now closed.

Prof. Gail Garvey calls on primary health care centres to apply to take part in the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot and help make bowel screening more accessible for Indigenous Australians.

Applications to take part in the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot are now open and have been extended to close on 27 July.

The closing date for applications for the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot has been extended to July 27.

Information about how to apply to take part in the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot is now available.

Applications to take part in the National Indigenous Bowel Screening Pilot will open on 19 June.

Raising awareness of bowel cancer and the importance of bowel screening.

This video was first shown at the Indigenous people and cancer: a shared agenda for Aotearoa, Australia, and Pacific nations symposium in New Zealand on Tuesday 20 February 2018.

Do you have a story to share about bowel cancer or the bowel screening test?

Hosting a men’s or women’s health event?

New postcards are available to promote bowel screening amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women.

Indigenous Hip Hop Projects came together with Menzies School of Health Research and the Department of Health on beautiful Gooniyandi country to make a music message about culture, country, bush medicine, health and having the bowel screening test.

2018 is going to be an exciting year for bowel screening and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Connect with us now so you don’t miss a thing.