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Aʻafiaga-umi o le COVID-19
This fact sheet, in Samoan, explains the potential long-term effects of COVID-19. -
Aisea e tatau ona fai la'u tui puipui fa'aopoopo o le COVID-19?
This poster, in English, explains why you need a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Budite obaviješteni o vakcinama za COVID-19 (Stay informed about COVID-19 vaccines)
This poster, in Bosnian, explains the importance of staying up-to-date about COVID-19 vaccines and where to go for reliable information. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – E avanoa suʻega mo tagata uma (Testing is available for everyone)
This poster, in Samoan, explains that COVID-19 testing is available for everyone in Australia, even if you are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident. It also provides information on where to get a COVID-19 test. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – E Mana’omia Ona Ou Faia se Ufimata? (Do I need to wear a mask?)
This infographic explains, in Samoan, when you need to wear a mask and how to use a mask properly. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Lagolago i tulaga o le tiga matuitui ma a'afiaga fa'afuase'i mo i latou ua a'afia i le COVID-19 i vaega e tausia tagata matutua (Aged care grief and trauma support)
This fact sheet, in Samoan, provides useful information about grief and trauma support services for those impacted by COVID-19 in the aged care sector. The services are available for residential aged care residents, home care recipients, their loved ones and aged care staff. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Moram li nositi masku? (Do I need to wear a mask?)
This infographic explains, in Bosnian, when you need to wear a mask and how to use a mask properly. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Nofo sauni mo fa’amatalaga ma malamalama’aga e uiga i le covid-19 tui puipui (Stay informed about COVID-19 vaccines)
This poster, in Samoan, explains the importance of staying up-to-date about COVID-19 vaccines and where to go for reliable information. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Osobe u staračkim domovima koje je pogodio COVID-19? (Grief and Trauma Support Services – Brochure)
This brochure, in Bosnian, outlines the grief and trauma support services available for those living, working and caring in the aged care sector who have been impacted by COVID-19. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Podrška u tuzi i traumi onima koji su pogođeni epidemijom COVID-19 u sektoru njege o starijim osobama (Aged care grief and trauma support)
This fact sheet, in Bosnian, provides useful information about grief and trauma support services for those impacted by COVID-19 in the aged care sector. The services are available for residential aged care residents, home care recipients, their loved ones and aged care staff. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Radio – Mental health support – Meriam Mir
This radio ad in Meriam Mir explains how a lot has changed due to coronavirus and how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should ask for help if they are feeling stressed. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Radio – Protect our communities – Meriam Mer
This radio ad in Meriam Mer explains how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can help to protect their communities and prevent the spread of coronavirus. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Social – FA'AFEFEA ONA FA'AAOGA MEA FAITINO E MIMITIA MAI I TOTONU O LE ISU SUEGA A LE RAPID ANTIGEN (Nasal swab RAT)
This social tile, in Samoan, explains how to use a nasal swab rapid antigen test (RAT). -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Social – FA'AFEFEA ONA FA'AAOGA SE RAPID ANTIGEN SUEGA O LE FUAUA (Rapid antigen oral saliva test)
This social tile, in Samoan, explains how to use a rapid antigen oral saliva test. -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Social – KAKO SE KORISTI ŠTAPIĆ ZA UZIMANJE BRISA IZ NOSA BRZI ANTIGENSKI TEST (Nasal swab RAT)
This social tile, in Bosnian, explains how to use a nasal swab rapid antigen test (RAT). -
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Testiranje je svima na raspolaganju (Testing is available for everyone)
This poster, in Bosnian, explains that COVID-19 testing is available for everyone in Australia, even if you are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident. It also provides information on where to get a COVID-19 test. -
COVID-19 – Radio – COVID-19 oral antiviral treatments (Samoan)
This radio advertisement, in Samoan, explains that lifesaving oral treatments are now available for people at high risk of becoming very sick from COVID-19. -
COVID-19 vaccination – E le o iai se fa'amaoniga e fa'apea o le tui puipui a le COVID-19 e ono fa'aletonu ai le tulaga ma'itaga i le lumana'i mo tamaiti/fanau (No evidence of future infertility)
This poster, in Samoan, explains that there is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause future infertility in children. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Nema dokaza da vakcine protiv COVID-19 uzrokuju neplodnost kod djece u budućnosti (No evidence of future infertility)
This poster, in Bosnian, explains that there is no evidence that COVID-19 vaccines cause future infertility in children. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – Boost – Meriam Mir
This radio ad, in Meriam Mir, encourages everyone to give themselves a boost, by keeping up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – Boost your protection – Samoan
This radio ad, in Samoan, encourages eligible people to stay up-to-date with their vaccination status by booking a COVID-19 booster. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – Booster vaccinations – Samoan
This radio advertisement, in Samoan, encourages eligible people to book their COVID-19 booster vaccination. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – COVID-19 booster vaccinations – Meriam Mir
This radio ad, in Meriam Mir, encourages everyone 16 years and older to book their booster vaccination as soon as they can. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – Spread Freedom – Samoan
This radio advertisement, in Samoan, encourages Australians to get vaccinated against COVID-19. -
COVID-19 vaccination – Radio – The COVID-19 vaccine is now available to kids aged 5 to 11 years – Meriam Mir
This radio ad, in Meriam Mir, explains that the COVID-19 vaccine is now eligible to kids aged 5 to 11 years.