What the service does
BreastScreen NSW provides free breast screening mammograms for women in New South Wales. Women aged 50–74 are invited to have a free breast screen every 2 years. Women aged 40–49 and women over 74 can also attend. Women can go to a clinic or a mobile screening van that travels around the state. The website has information about breast screening and a tool to find the nearest centre and make a booking. The website is available in 26 languages.
Key details
Operating hours
Visit the website for operating hours
Delivery methods
Face to face
Cost
No fee with Medicare card
Eligibility / Role
No information found, please check with organisation for more information
Accessibility
Screening clinics are accessible
including mobile vans
Accessibility details for each location are on the website
A support person can come to the screening appointment
National Relay Service
Language and community
Offer in-language support
Translated information
Support by Translating and Interpreting Services
Language supported other than English
Community and identity
Tailored information available for:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
LGBTQIA+ community
Tailored support available for:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
