Health Screening Information Sessions

As part of our Health Literacy programs, we have partnered with health professionals to bring free clinics to clients within the Bayley House community who wish to take part.

International and Australian data indicates that screening participation is lower across breast, cervical and bowel screening programs for people with disability, with most studies focusing on people with intellectual disability. As part of our Health Literacy programs, we have partnered with health professionals to bring free clinics to clients within the Bayley House community who wish to take part.

Health education sessions are designed to help build understanding, reduce anxiety, and give people the chance to ask questions at their own pace, with the support of Bayley House staff if they choose.

We hope families will see these sessions as an opportunity to build confidence and knowledge around important health topics.

Upcoming Session

Cervical Screening Education

Presented by Valid in conjunction with WHISE and Monash Health

⏰ Thursday 4 June 4.15-5.45pm

📍52 Middle Crescent, Brighton
Target Group aged 24-74
Family and carers encouraged to attend

Join us in a relaxed space for afternoon tea and information session about what is involved in a cervical screening process.

If you would like more information or want to attend these sessions, please contact us here.