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CEO Transition Update
The Hepatitis ACT Board has shared an important update regarding the organisation’s leadership. Learn more about the upcoming CEO transition, what it means for our community, and how our services will continue to operate as normal during this period.
Sector Priorities Report
This report synthesises the sector’s collective priorities and recommendations, representing a shared agenda across government, health services, community organisations, and affected communities.
How to use this directory
This directory lists the organisations that participated in Hepatitis ACT’s 30-Year Anniversary Forum (25 May 2026), organised by their primary function in the viral hepatitis response.
Roadmap Summary: ACT Pathway to Viral Hepatitis Elimination 2026-2030
By 2030, the ACT will have eliminated viral hepatitis as a public health threat through coordinated action across health services, community organisations, government, and affected communities. Learn how this will be acheived.
Systems Map Summary
This Systems Map Summary provides a narrative explanation of the ecosystem graphic recorder Zoee captured at the forum and how different parts connect.
21.05.2026 | Media Statement – Hepatitis ACT Marks 30 Years as Sector Gathers to Map Elimination Pathway
Community health organisation brings together leaders to co-design ACT’s roadmap to eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030.
The milestone comes as new National Hepatitis B and C Strategies set ambitious 2030 elimination targets, positioning the ACT to lead the nation’s response.
Lived Experience Stories Booklet
In this booklet, Hepatitis ACT bring together the voices of those who have navigated the complex journey of living with hepatitis C. Each story shared is a beacon of resilience, a testament to the strength of the human spirit, and an invaluable contribution to the collective understanding
of this virus.
24.09.2025 | Media Statement – hepatitis B vaccination for babies
Resharing this evidence-based guidance helps ensure our community has access to accurate information and remains protected against misinformation. The statement reinforces that hepatitis B vaccination at birth is safe, effective and necessary.
Global Hepatitis Report 2026 | World Health Organization
This resource provides guidance on hepatitis B and hepatitis C testing, diagnosis, and access to care. It explains why early testing is important, outlines the different types of hepatitis tests available, and highlights how timely diagnosis and treatment can help prevent serious liver damage and improve long-term health outcomes. The resource is designed to support health services, community organisations, peer workers, and anyone wanting to learn more about hepatitis testing and care.