ASeTTS

On Saturday 2nd of May, we held in partnership with the Congolese Community Western Australia, a session on cervical cancer screening awareness.

The session was part of ASeTTS' Congolese Community Project. Participants were provided with information on what cervical cancer is, why screening is important, how the test works, self‑collection options and where to get screened. It was an informative session with the participants asking great questions.

The session was followed by a lunch to share in conversation🌻

ASeTTS is pleased to share that 11 of ASeTTS team members will attend The Forum of Australian Services for Survivors of Torture and Trauma (FASSTT) Conference in Sydney, 4–6 May 2026, addressing refugee trauma recovery in resettlement.

The bi‑national conference brings together practitioners, researchers, community leaders and government stakeholders from Australia, New Zealand and beyond to share practice, policy, research and lived experience.

ASeTTS looks forward to presenting, learning and building connections to bring back insights that better support the communities we serve.

Yesterday the participants from the MEN4Men group (Meaningful Engagement and Networking for Men) enjoyed an outing to play billiards and snooker as part of their social circle, strengthening friendships and building social connections in a relaxed and enjoyable environment.