Living Well with Hepatitis B

AMEP students make up many hepatitis B endemic populations. LiverWELL conducts free hepatitis B education sessions for AMEP students to raise awareness about viral hepatitis and liver disease, and to promote health-seeking behaviour.

The Living Well With Hepatitis B Reader and Teacher’s Workbook includes four stories with different characters living with hepatitis B with the focus to help eliminate the stigma related to hepatitis B and provide necessary information. These stories raises awareness about hepatitis B in four different scenarios: cooking, pregnancy, marriage and relationships, and sports.

This reader is also available as 4 short animation videos. These videos are also available in Vietnamese, Mandarin Chinese , Khmer, Arabic, Thai, and Vietnamese at our YouTube Channel

This book and animation is aimed at Australian Migrant English students attending LiverWELL’s free hepatitis B education session with the use of simple English and pictures. For a free hepatitis B education session for your students, please contact us here.

Click here to download the Living Well with Hepatitis B Reader

Cooking at the School

This video dispels the myths about hepatitis B transmission through food and drink and provides accurate information about how hepatitis B is transmitted. It also emphasises the importance of healthy lifestyle and regular health check-ups.

Ayanda is Pregnant

This video explains the transmission and prevention of hepatitis B from mother to child. It dispels the myths about hepatitis B transmission through breastfeeding and gives accurate information about transmission routes. It also highlights the importance of regular health check-ups and a healthy lifestyle.

An and Linh are getting married

This video provides key information on how to avoid hepatitis B transmission in a sexual relationship and highlights the importance of regular health check-ups and a healthy lifestyle. 

Karim and his team

This video dispels the myths about transmission of hepatitis B through sports activities and gives accurate information about how hepatitis B is transmitted. It also emphasises the importance of early diagnosis of hepatitis B.