Campaigns

This World Hepatitis Day, LiverWELL is proud to be part of the national Take the Next Step campaign, encouraging Victorians to take action towards better liver health.

Whether you’ve been:

• Thinking about getting vaccinated for hepatitis B
• Diagnosed with hepatitis B but not having regular monitoring
• Considering getting tested for hepatitis C
• Thinking about starting hepatitis C treatment
• Unsure of your risk or what comes next

Now is the time to take the next step.

Taking action today can provide peace of mind, improve your health, and help prevent serious liver disease and liver cancer.

June 11 2026 is Global Fatty Liver Day, a day to highlight details about Steatotic liver disease (commonly known as Fatty liver disease).

October is Liver Awareness Month, recognising the importance of liver health and the causes of liver disease.

Your liver is the powerhouse of your body – processing almost everything you eat and drink. It performs over 500 vital functions to keep you healthy – it cleans your blood and helps with energy and digestion, fights infection, and gets rid of harmful toxins. A healthy liver also helps with energy, fights infection, and gets rid of harmful toxins. A damaged liver can’t do these jobs properly, so good liver health is vital.

Throughout the month we will showcase new Hepatitis B and C Information Hubs, ways to prevent and manage MASLD (fatty liver disease), and actions we can all take against liver cancer.

More information, resources, and stories will be added to our website over the coming weeks, so keep an eye out for new content.

You can be part of the change. Share our messages, start a conversation, and help break down stigma around liver disease. Follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram to spread the word and encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to prioritise their liver health. Together, we can make a difference.

The theme for World Liver Day 2026 is Solid Habits, Strong Liver.

Did you know?

• Your liver is your largest internal organ, performing up to 500 functions to keep you healthy.
• More than six million Australians are or have been affected by liver disease.
• More than 7,000 Australians die each year from chronic liver disease.

Improve your liver health

Check out our tips for Eating Well, Getting Active, Feeling Well and being Drink Aware.

Contact us if you’d like to get involved or have a campaign idea.