Learn about the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program in a free session tailored for the Vietnamese community at Chester Hill Library.
Friday 28 August 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm
12 Chester Hill Rd, Chester Hill NSW 2162, Australia
Free
This informative session offers a welcoming space for the Vietnamese community to understand the importance of bowel cancer screening. You'll discover how a simple, free, and regular test can save lives by detecting cancer early when it is most treatable. The talk is delivered in Vietnamese to ensure clear and accessible communication.
Expect to learn who should participate in the screening program and how to comfortably complete the test at home. The session is designed to empower you with knowledge and confidence about this vital health check.
The event is scheduled for Friday, 28 August 2026, from 13:00 to 15:00. It is a free educational session presented in partnership with the South Western Sydney Local Health District Multicultural Services. The talk will cover the significance of early detection, the screening process, and interpreting results.
This session is ideal for adults in the Vietnamese community who want to learn more about bowel cancer prevention and screening options. It is a supportive environment where questions are encouraged.
The talk will be held at Chester Hill Library and Knowledge Centre, located at 12 Chester Hill Road, Chester Hill 2162. The venue is accessible and offers library facilities, including parking and accessible toilets, making it easy for families to attend.
You can find directions to the library online or by contacting the centre directly. The location is well-served by public transport and is a community hub for learning and engagement.
This is a free event specifically aimed at the Vietnamese-speaking community to provide culturally appropriate health information. The session will clarify common concerns about bowel cancer screening and explain that most test results are normal, helping to ease any worries.
Participants will learn the importance of regular testing and how it can lead to early detection and better treatment outcomes. The session is part of a broader effort to improve community health through education.
Attendance is free of charge. To register or for more information, please call Chester Hill Library and Knowledge Centre at 9707 9740. Booking is recommended to secure your place due to limited seating.
This is a valuable opportunity to gain life-saving knowledge at no cost in a friendly, supportive setting.
