BreastScreen Victoria invites women and the trans and gender community aged 50 to 74 without breast symptoms to have a free 10-min breast screen every 2 years.
08/04/2026
Meet Amaya! 👋
Amaya is part of our wonderful Client Contact Centre, and has been with us for just over one year.
We sat down with Amaya to learn more about her role and how the work she does impacts clients. When asked to describe her role in 3 words, Amaya said "energetic, moving, and joyful" - a spot on description for someone who is engaging with our clients and helping shape their first experiences of our organisation.
Thank you for all the work you do Amaya! 🫶
07/04/2026
¿Te toca una mamografia?
One message. Many languages. Are you due for a breast screen?
Because keeping up with your breast screens matters —no matter where you’re from. 🫶
If you are aged 50 74 and you have no breast symptoms, and it's been 2 years, the answer is YES!
Call 13 20 50 or click the link below to book now.
We had a wide range of conversations with our clients at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show.🩷
Here’s what people shared when they found us at the show.
By being there in person, we made it easier for our community to connect, ask questions, and get the support they need—right where they are. 🫶
If you're between 50 to 74 years old, have no breast symptoms and it’s been 2 years since your last breast screen, book an appointment with us at the link below.
And that's a wrap of the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show! 💐
It was great connecting with our community, sharing information about breast health, supporting people to book their breast screens, and have meaningful conversations about early detection over the course of the five days.
Thank you to everyone who visited our stall and took the time to engage with us. 🫶
31/03/2026
And that's a wrap for March! 🎬
This was an incredible month connecting with communities and partnering with organisations to educate them on breast health and the importance of our program through information stalls and information sessions. 💗
We attended City of Kingston Women of the Year Awards, had multiple information sessions with Glen Eira Adult Learning Centre and GENWest, hosted an information desk at Lalor Neighbourhood House and multiple group bookings. We’re so grateful to our team, partners and clients for making these events and sessions happen! ✨
28/03/2026
This Cultural Diversity Week, the team were out and about at a range of events, connecting with communities, celebrating diversity, and educating people on the importance of breast health. 🌎🫶
We attended The Harmony Festival in Springvale, Culture Connects Us All Event at Barry Road Community Activity Centre and a Cultural Diversity and Harmony Day Celebration at Plenty Ranges Arts & Convention Centre. ✨
Thank you to the many community members who shared their stories, culture and connection with us.
26/03/2026
We're running some planned IT maintenance 🖥️
Please note that our booking system will be offline between 7:30 PM tonight (Thursday, 26 March) until 11.30 PM tonight.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for understanding.
23/03/2026
Last month, we delivered two Beautiful Shawl Project visits on our mobile screening van, in partnership with MDAS Kerang and Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place. 💕✨
We’re so thankful for , the ACCOs and Aboriginal-led services who continue to support this work and help make breast screening a more culturally safe experience for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
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BreastScreen Victoria aims to reduce the impact of a breast cancer diagnosis ensuring you have the best health outcome through early detection. We aim to provide free mammograms to 70% of women aged 50−74 every two years, as they are the group most at risk of developing the disease. However, all eligible Victorians 40+ are eligible to attend.
BreastScreen Victoria is made up three components:
BreastScreen coordination unit (BCU). The BCU is responsible for administering the funding for screening, reading and assessment services. It is also the central hub for all information, appointment services, communications, recruitment, MSS coordination, and monitoring service levels to implement quality improvements.
Screening service providers. With 42 permanent screening clinics across Victoria, and 25 sites that are visited every two years by the mobile screening service (MSS), we strive for equality of access for all eligible Victorians.
Reading and assessment services. BreastScreen Victoria engages with eight reading and assessment centres across the Victoria. These services read images from multiple sites, including the MSS, and also provide all clinical services from the initial breast screen to any further procedures required to the point of diagnosis.
BreastScreen Victoria is a fully accredited part of BreastScreen Australia, and is jointly funded by the Victorian and Commonwealth Governments.
For more information, please visit our website at breastscreen.org.au.
