Enhancing Equity in Cervical Screening for People with a Disability
Researchers at the University of Sydney are continuing their work to improve access to cervical screening for women and people with a cervix with lived experience of disability. This year, there are new opportunities to get involved in co-designing resources and solutions.
This project is looking for:
- Disability support workers
- Family carers (paid or unpaid)
What’s involved:
This year, the project focuses on co-designing a course for disability support workers and family carers. The course will help support the needs of people with disabilities who access cervical screening.
- Two online co-design sessions will be held in March 2026
- Each session will run for three hours
- Participants will be paid $60 per hour
During the sessions, participants will:
- Discuss important topics related to cervical screening
- Explore solutions alongside people with lived experience of disability
Why participate
This is a chance to contribute your voice, knowledge, and experience to make cervical screening more accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities.
How to get involved
If you are interested or know someone who might like to participate, please contact: Emily Gosden-Kaye at [email protected]
