Did you know that Albany has a new permanent breast cancer screening clinic in Yakamia to detect the early signs of breast cancer?


Having a family history of breast cancer, I was thrilled to capture these images of the official opening by Menang Elder Vernice Gillies and Rebecca Stephens Member for Albany in March.


The Great Southern’s first permanent BreastScreen WA Clinic on Barnesby Drive replaces the mobile breast screening van that visited Albany. All women aged 40 years and over are eligible for a free screening mammogram and should be screened every two years.

Team members in bright pink uniforms gathered in an office setting.
Staff members in coordinated pink and black uniforms lined up for a group photo.
Modern office space with pink branding elements and display materials.
Close-up detail of colorful uniform featuring pink fabric with blue and yellow design elements.
Healthcare professionals in pink shirts gather at a breast screening event with informational displays.
Person in coral sweater signing documents at a pink-covered table during a breast screening event.
Group of people in pink shirts holding up pink materials at a breast cancer awareness event.
Participants sharing a lighthearted moment during a breast screening awareness gathering.
Healthcare staff in matching pink uniforms interacting during a breast cancer awareness event.
Staff members in pink shirts share smiles during a breast cancer screening awareness event.
Participants engage in friendly conversation during a breast cancer awareness gathering.
Pink pens and medical forms displayed on a wooden table at a breast screening event.
Staff members in pink and black uniforms interact at a breast cancer screening event.
Pink promotional bags with breast screening information and contact numbers displayed on carpet.
Volunteers in pink shirts participate in a breast cancer awareness event.