Cervical Screening
Around 85% of people who develop cervical cancer in New Zealand have either never been screened or have not had regular screening. The National Cervical Screening Programme aims reach more people and save more lives with current changes being implemented. We have clinics available to help you get screened.
Our service
Te Ratonga
We provide appointments or walk-in clinic on Wednesdays at our Lovain Street location from 3pm – 8pm.
There are now two options for having your cervical screening test: a vaginal swab where you can self-test or a trained professional can assist you or, you can choose to have a cervical sample (what used to be called a smear test) taken by a healthcare provider.
Who can access this service?
Ko wai ka taea te uru atu ki tēnei Ratonga?
Cervical screening is for eligible wāhine, and people with a cervix aged 25 to 69.
We are particularly interested to hear from women who have never been screened, haven’t been screened for 5+ years or if you are Maori or Pasifika and are due your screening.
Ask us about transport if required.
How do I access this service?
Me pēhea te uru atu ki tēnei Ratonga?
Please use the contact details below:
021 319 015 text or call to make an appointment
lily.naidoo@ebpha.org.nz
Lily Naidoo
Registered Nurse