WeCare Research Project

07/10/2026

If you are associated with the Indian community in Sydney, please take a few minutes to watch this very short introduction to ourWeCare Project Indian.

The link to go on our WeCare App Indian is on this video or in the text underneath. We want as many people as possible to the Indian community to go on our WeCare App Indian and find out how organ and tissue donation happens in Australia.

07/10/2026

👉🏽Have you heard about the WeCare App, Indian?

The WeCare App was made for the Indian community by the Indian community in Sydney.

It is a web app that hosts videos about how organ and tissue donation works in Australia.

You can watch more videos via the link in our bio 🇮🇳

04/09/2026

You might have heard about the WeCare App Bangladeshi 🇧🇩

The Bangladeshi Advisory Panel has made short videos about organ and tissue donation in Australia. Please take a few minutes to go to our WeCare App Bangladeshi and watch these videos. Made by the Bangladeshi community for the Bangladeshi community.

As this is a research project, we ask you a few anonymous questions at the start. We would love to know what you think about the videos, so please answer the questions under each video. Scan the QR code or head to www.scu.edu.au/wecareb

04/09/2026

Are you a member of the Indian community in Sydney? 🇮🇳

The Indian Advisory Panel has made short videos about organ and tissue donation in Australia. Please take a few minutes to go to our WeCare App Indian and watch these videos. Made by the Indian community for the Indian community.

As this is a research project, we ask you a few anonymous questions at the start. We would love to know what you think about the videos, so please answer the questions under each video. Scan the QR code or head to www.scu.edu.au/wecare

04/09/2026

We need your help! We are looking for people from the Lebanese community to visit our website (the WeCare App) and provide feedback on some videos made by the Lebanese Advisory Panel. There are no right or wrong answers, we just want to know what people think. You can provide your feedback on our web app at scu.edu.au/wecarel

The App is part of a research project approved by th Southern Cross University Human Research Ethics Committee (Approval number: 2022/098). If you have any questions about this research, please contact Associate Professor Gail Moloney ([email protected])

03/09/2026

Would you like to know about how organ and tissue donation in Australia works? Many people just don’t know.

The Lebanese Advisory Panel has made short videos about organ and tissue donation in Australia. Please take a few minutes to go to our WeCare App Lebanese and watch these videos. Made by the Lebanese community for the Lebanese community.

As this is a research project, we ask you a few anonymous questions at the start. We would love to know what you think about the videos, so please answer the questions under each video. Scan the QR code or click on this link www.scu.edu.au/wecarel

28/07/2026

21/07/2026

The Lebanese WeCare App is live!
We had an official launch on Friday the 10th of July, at (delicious food!). Over 30 people from the Lebanese community attended.

We are very proud of the final videos that our Lebanese Advisory Panel worked hard to design and produce!

We are trying to share the App with as many people in the Sydney Lebanese community as possible. We really need to know what people in the community think about the videos. Please, check out the videos and information on the App and share with your family and friends: www.scu.edu.au/wecarel

The App is part of a research project approved by the Southern Cross University Human Research Ethics Committee (Approval number: 2022/098). If you have any questions about this research, please contact Associate Professor Gail Moloney ([email protected])

30/06/2026

We have really appreciated the time that everyone in the community has spent engaging with the WeCare APP- Bangladeshi. Lots of people who went on the APP and watched the videos asked more questions about organ donation and registration. We have worked with two Donation Specialist Doctors to answer some of these questions and you will find these answers on the APP. We have added a new page which can be found by clicking the “Answers to your questions from a Donation Doctor” button, at the bottom of the first page. www.scu.edu.au/wecareb

The questions have been answered in a video and also in a written form. You might be curious to see doctors talking about donation, or you might have asked a question yourself that has been answered. The questions that were asked were anonymous, so we don’t know, of course, who asked what question.

If you go on the WeCare APP again, we would really appreciate it if you would answer the demographic questions at the start again.

Please forward this to anyone else you know who has previously been on the WeCare APP - Bangladeshi.�
If you want to know more about the research or would like to learn about the research findings, please contact Associate Professor Moloney at [email protected]

29/06/2026

Very little is known about what young adults from the Indian community in Sydney feel about organ donation and registration.
An advisory panel of young people has co-created a survey to explore this.

If you are between 18 and 25 and from Sydney's Indian community, your voice is important. Please take a few minutes to complete this quick, anonymous online survey.

Your voice. Our research.

https://bit.ly/YouthABROADOrganDonationSurvey