WeCare Research Project

👉🏽Here is a video that will show you how to use the WeCare website.

You can visit the website by clicking the link in our bio.

Thank you, from the Bangladeshi Advisory Panel 🇧🇩

Please watch Abdul Jalil, long standing member of Campbelltown Bangla School, talk about this important issue.

👉🏽 Did you know organ donation registration rates in the Bangladeshi community are lower than the national average?

👉🏽If you would like to go to our WeCare website and watch more videos and find out how to register your organ donation intention, please head to scu.edu.au/wecareb (the link is in our bio)

Please share this message with more people in the community 🫶🏽🇧🇩

Thank you, from the Bangladeshi Community Advisory Panel🙏🏽

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The WeCare App is part of a co-creation research project that has been 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])

Please watch Faisal Khalid, President of Campbelltown Bangla School (NSW) talk about this important issue ❤️

👉🏽 Did you know organ donation registration rates in the Bangladeshi community are lower than the national average?

👉🏽If you would like to go to our WeCare website* and watch more videos and find out how to register your organ donation intention, please head to www.scu.edu.au/wecareb (the link is in our bio)

Please share this message with more people in the community 🫶🏽🇧🇩

Thank you, from the Bangladeshi Community Advisory Panel🙏🏽

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The WeCare App is part of a co-creation research project that has been 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])

Thank you to Campbeltown Bangla School for inviting the WeCare Research Project to your Ekushey February Program. It was a beautiful and moving celebration of Bangladeshi cultural heritage, showcased by students, parents, and community-based artists, activists, and advocates.

We are deeply grateful to your community for welcoming our presentation of the WeCare App Bangladeshi website with such warmth, enthusiasm, and eagerness to engage. Please visit our website and watch our videos at www.scu.edu.au/wecareb

The WeCare App is part of a co-creation research project that has been 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])

👉🏽Please watch Nazmul Khan talk about this important issue.

👉🏽 Did you know organ donation registration rates in the Bangladeshi community are lower than the national average?

👉🏽If you would like to go straight to our WeCare website and watch more videos and find out how to register your organ donation intention, please go to www.scu.edu.au/wecareb

Please share this video with the community 🫶🏽🇧🇩

Thank you, from the Bangladeshi Community Advisory Panel🙏🏽

The WeCare App is part of a co-creation research project that has been 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])

The WeCare App -Bangladeshi is officially live 👏🏽🇧🇩

🔗www.scu.edu.au/wecareb

🔎What is it? A resource tailored for the Bangladeshi community, that aims to increase what is understood about Australia’s organ donation system.

The WeCare App hosts a suite of videos that answer commonly held questions about organ donation. The videos were produced by, and feature members of the Bangladeshi community in Sydney.

Some videos are in Bangla and some are in English, you can also select Bangla or English to read the information on the App.

We want to share this with as many people in the Sydney Bangladeshi community as possible. We really want to know what you think about the videos. There are a few short questions to answer, which are completely anonymous.

The WeCare App is part of a co-creation research project that has been 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])

Do you have a few minutes to watch this video about our research. Alternatively, if you would like to see all our videos - made by members of the Indian community for the Indian community, please go to our website www.scu.edu.au/wecare These videos answer commonly held questions and concerns that people have about organ donation and registration