Liverwell

Liverwell Promoting better liver health and supporting people with liver disease and viral hepatitis.

LiverWELL works to prevent the transmission of viral hepatitis, increase access and referral to quality viral hepatitis information, care, treatment and support, and provide leadership and coordination for the community response to viral hepatitis. We also work with government, media and other agencies to promote a stronger response to the challenges of viral hepatitis in our community.

October is Liver Awareness Month 2025.Eating a healthy, balanced diet can be a game-changer for liver health.Our Eating ...
15/10/2025

October is Liver Awareness Month 2025.

Eating a healthy, balanced diet can be a game-changer for liver health.

Our Eating Well: A LiverWELL Lifestyle Guide is a beautifully illustrated digital book and resource, full of delicious recipes plus hints and tips to help improve liver health.

“One of the most effective ways you can tackle liver disease and protect yourself is quite simple, it’s to eat healthy and delicious food. That’s why I strongly endorse Eating Well: A LiverWELL Lifestyle Guide.” – Dr Alex Hodge, Gastroenterologist.

Learn more: https://liverwell.org.au/your-liver/living-well/eating-well/

Discover dietary tips for maintaining liver health, including recommended foods, nutrients, and eating habits.

14/10/2025

October is Liver Cancer Awareness Month 💛

Liver cancer is one of Australia’s fastest‑growing cancer death causes. But about 65% of deaths are potentially preventable.

The biggest contributors? Undiagnosed and untreated chronic hepatitis B & C and fatty liver disease. (Source: Liverwell)

If you think you may be at risk, see your GP and ask for a test. Early action makes a difference.

👉 Learn more about risks, symptoms & treatment and how to reduce your risk.
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14/10/2025

Over the next week, for Liver Awareness Month 2025, we’re highlighting key information about steatotic liver disease (SLD), also known as fatty liver disease - a condition that affects 1 in 3 Australians, often without symptoms.

SLD means there is a buildup of fat in the liver. It can be a clinical sign of elevated insulin levels, and can lead to further serious health issues such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. If left unchecked ,it can also lead to liver cancer.

The good news? SLD is preventable, treatable - and in many cases, reversible.

So, check out our hub and take action to show your liver some love.

Start exploring: https://liverwell.org.au/liver.../sld-fatty-liver-disease/


This Liver Awareness Month 2025, we are showing our livers some love by highlighting ways to care for them; but in doing...
10/10/2025

This Liver Awareness Month 2025, we are showing our livers some love by highlighting ways to care for them; but in doing so, we cannot ignore the role stigma and discrimination play in seeking liver-related healthcare especially for people living with viral hepatitis.

A diagnosis of hepatitis can feel isolating and frightening, especially when you are faced with stigma. However, it doesn’t have to be this way.

Our "Be The Change" video features three compelling personal stories that illustrate the impact of stigma on those living with viral hepatitis. By fighting stigma, we can encourage at-risk individuals to seek testing, build a culture of dignity and respect, empower those with hepatitis to pursue treatment and care, and create a more supportive and informed community.

Watch the video and join us in being part of the change: https://youtu.be/Cwn6vAAYbB4

Explore a range of insightful podcasts focused on liver health, treatment options, and wellness tips to support your liver's wellbeing.

08/10/2025

We’re excited to launch our new hepatitis B and hepatitis C information hubs on the LiverWELL website. Developed with expert health writer Nerissa Bentley (The Melbourne Health Writer), these hubs bring together clear, accessible, and reliable information on every aspect of hepatitis B and hepatitis C.

From prevention and testing options through to treatment, visas and migration, and much more, the hubs are a vital resource for both patients and healthcare providers. Whether you’re seeking trustworthy guidance for your own health or supporting others, these hubs make it easier to find the information you need all in one place.

Show your liver some love this Liver Awareness month 2025 by exploring these resources and getting the facts on hepatitis!

Find out more: https://liverwell.org.au/liver-conditions/

October is Liver Awareness Month, and it's time to show your liver some love!Your liver is a powerhouse, playing a vital...
30/09/2025

October is Liver Awareness Month, and it's time to show your liver some love!

Your liver is a powerhouse, playing a vital role in keeping your body healthy. When the liver is damaged, it can’t perform these critical functions - but the good news is, with proper care, the liver has an incredible ability to heal and regenerate itself.

This month we will be showcasing all things liver: from our new Hepatitis B & C Information Hubs, facts about steatotic liver disease (aka fatty liver disease) and how we can take action against liver cancer, the 6th most common cause of cancer-related deaths in Victoria.

Make sure to share our social media posts to spread awareness and encourage your friends to improve their liver health. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.

Learn more: liverwell.org.au/liver-awareness-month-2025/

LiverWELL attended the Mid-Autumn Festival hosted by the Vietnamese Museum Australia with an interactive stall that enga...
30/09/2025

LiverWELL attended the Mid-Autumn Festival hosted by the Vietnamese Museum Australia with an interactive stall that engaged families and community members throughout the day.

Visitors enjoyed activities such as games and giveaways, while also accessing multilingual information on hepatitis B and C. The event was a valuable opportunity to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect people with resources to support liver health among priority populations.

Thanks to everyone who came and said hi on the day!

Thank-you for coming to speak with us Natalie - We really appreciate your support and engagement 💜
29/09/2025

Thank-you for coming to speak with us Natalie - We really appreciate your support and engagement 💜

In August and September, LiverWELL Health Promotion Officers Alain and Maddie delivered 12 hepatitis B workshops at Box ...
26/09/2025

In August and September, LiverWELL Health Promotion Officers Alain and Maddie delivered 12 hepatitis B workshops at Box Hill Institute (Elgar Campus) with over 265 Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) students. The sessions combined health education with language support, creating a safe space to learn about hepatitis B, ask questions, and build confidence in navigating healthcare.

Designed to complement AMEP’s curriculum, the workshops used plain English, visuals, and interactive activities to boost health literacy and reduce stigma. Teachers praised the engaging format, calling it “fantastic for level 1 students.” In 2025, LiverWELL reached over 1,000 students, with 90% reporting increased knowledge and 91% showing positive attitude or behaviour change.

If you're part of AMEP, contact alain@liverwell.org.au

For health resources for English learners, visit our website: https://liverwell.org.au/living-well-with-hepatitis-b-activity-pack/

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Hepatitis Victoria works to prevent the transmission of viral hepatitis, increase access and referral to quality viral hepatitis information, care, treatment and support, and provide leadership and coordination for the community response to viral hepatitis. We also work with government, media and other agencies to promote a stronger response to the challenges of viral hepatitis in our community.

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