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Lung cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. World Lung Cancer Day, observed every August 1, provides an opportunity to raise awareness on lung cancer and its risk factors.

See the schedule of events for the TIS Tum to Tot program 2021 Term 3

Tell us in 25 words or more to win a gift voucher for a free photography session with Four Oceans by Bobbi Lockyer

See the schedule of events for the TIS Tum to Tot program 2021 Term 1

Please see the activities planned for the TIS Tum to Tot program this term!

We are excited to start hosting TIS Tum to Tot activities again this term!

Enter our TIS Tum to Tot Colouring Competition for a chance to win! The first 20 entries will receive one of our new Smoke-Free Families Fishing shirt.

Supporting our mums and bubs during COVID-19, Wirraka Maya have organised Mums & Bubs packs to giveaway to families.

Come challenge your mates to a variety of out of this world games at YIC Youth Centre!

Protect yourself and the people around you from contracting a serious disease by getting vaccinated.

It is normal to feel worried or stressed about the coronavirus. Here are some tips to help you stay mentally strong during this crisis.

Protect yourself and your loved ones against the flu with FLUVAX vaccine. Call for an appointment or visit us Wednesday 15 and 22 April from 10am to 1pm.

Get creative and create a 15 second video to tackle Indigenous smoking! First Prize $300, Second Prize $150, Third Prize $50. First 20 entries receive $20 Gift Voucher and a TIS Shirt

We invite all our clients who are 65 years and older to come in for their flu vaccination next Wednesday the 1st of April from 9:30am to 12:30pm.

Learn the symptoms of COVID-19 and differentiate whether you have a mild or severe case. Find out what you should do if you have symptoms.

Protect yourself against the flu with FLUVAX vaccine. Please be aware that FLUVAX will not be available until mid April 2020

Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness caused by a new virus. Symptoms range from a mild cough to pneumonia.

Sexual health is about adopting a health physical, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality.

Unfortunately the TIS Tum to Tot program has been postponed due to COVID-19 associated risks.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally. The purpose of World Cancer Day is to raise awareness and educate people about cancer in order to save millions of preventable deaths each year

Are you up to date with your cervical cancer screening schedule? National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week (11-17 November) is your chance to make sure.

The TIS Tum to Tot is a program created for expecting mothers and/or mothers who have children aged from infant to 4 years old.

Newsletter Issue 6, 2019

Be at Your Best Basketball 2019, tournament success

Careers Expo 2019, Wanangkura Stadium