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Digital resources
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Explore digital health promotion resources including brochures, flipcharts, posters, social-media resources and videos. All digital resources are available to download and use free of charge.
Health promotion
Health Promotion Resources
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health promotion resources to support community education, prevention, early detection and access to eye care.
Cultural Warning
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that these resources may contain images, voices and names of people who have died.
First Nations-led eye health promotion
FNEHA provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, health services and practitioners with evidence-based eye health promotion resources. These resources support community education, health promotion activities, waiting rooms, clinics, outreach services and workforce development initiatives.
Access health promotion resources
FNEHA offers three ways to access and use campaign resources. Choose the pathway that suits your needs.
Free
Printed resources
Order free printed resources
Eligible printed health promotion resources may be ordered through FNEHA for use in clinics, waiting rooms, outreach and community education. Printed resources are free of charge.
Paid enquiry
Separate from free resources
Campaign T-shirts
Take eye health promotion into your service, community and events with campaign T-shirts. This is a separate paid pathway. Minimum order 10 shirts, approximately $45 per shirt, postage additional. Organisation logos may be added to the approved campaign design, subject to review.
- Minimum order
- 10 shirts
- Indicative price
- Approx. $45 per shirt
- Postage
- Additional
- Production
- Approx. 4–6 weeks
Our campaigns
FNEHA stewards two national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander eye health promotion campaigns, each with a suite of print, digital and multimedia resources.
CTST
Check Today, See Tomorrow
Diabetes eye care
Supporting awareness of diabetes eye care and promoting yearly eye checks for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes, their families and carers, and primary health care workers.
Transitioned from Minum Barreng: Indigenous Eye Health Unit to FNEHA, June 2026
ENEA
Eyecare Now, Eyecare Always
Regular eye checks and lifelong eye health
A suite of eye health promotion resources supporting regular eye checks, the annual 715 Health Check, and awareness of key eye conditions.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, their families and carers, and primary health care workers.
Transitioned from Minum Barreng: Indigenous Eye Health Unit to FNEHA, June 2026
Need help or have a question?
Contact FNEHA for ordering assistance, larger quantity enquiries, digital resource help, adaptation and localisation enquiries, or any campaign resource questions.
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