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Screen Me! is a short film made by and for people with intellectual disabilities. It is about cervical screening.

The My Body, My Choices cards have questions and ideas to help you talk about your body, choices and health. There is a guide for health workers and supporters.

A checklist to help you talk to your doctor about perimenopause. Perimenopause is the time leading up to menopause.

Two women talk about why it is important to have breast screening and when you should get your breasts checked.

This Easy Read fact sheet says what happens when you have a urinary tract infection. It says what to do and when to see your doctor.

An Easy Read guide to help choose which contraception or birth control to use.

Our Site is for women, girls and gender diverse people with disability. This part of the website talks about rights about sex, consent, pregnancy and more.

Words and picture that say why and how to have a cervical screening test

Learn where the test happens, what you can do while you wait and some choices you can make

After the cervical screening test some people have a new test in five years. Other people have to see a doctor, or have another test soon.