The team from BreastScreen Auckland

Breast Screen Auckland

Kia ora It’s Miriam and the team from BreastScreen Auckland

BreastScreen Auckland is excited about supporting women in our community aged 45-69 have their FREE BreastScreen (breast x-ray) in their neighbourhood.

We know that being able to have your mammogram close to where you live, work and/or play means less travel and more time for you.

If you need more information, please feel free to drop in and chat to Tangi and team on the Mobile Screening unit between 8.30 – 4.30pm or visit us online at www.timetoscreen.nz.

Registering is easy, just select from one of the 5 options below which best suits you:

* Call 0800 270 200 (select 2)
* Text “Breast” to 226
* Email: info@breastscreen.co.nz
* Ask your GP Practice Team or
* www.timetoscreen.nz

Become a Neighbourly Champion by encouraging women in your life aged 45-69 to go for their FREE mammogram (Breast x-ray) every 2 years.

Come in and visit us at the Auckland Women's Centre, 4 Warnock Street, Grey Lynn from the 19 August – 20 September 2019 or 12 St Marks Road, Remuera. Find out more

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