To help ensure people have access to reliable, evidence-based wound care information, Be Wound Aware has officially launched its social media channels (@woundaware) on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

The new channels will provide a dedicated platform for sharing practical wound care information, raising awareness of chronic wounds, and helping Australians recognise when it is time to seek professional help.

The launch marks an important milestone in the growth of the Be Wound Aware campaign, extending its reach beyond the website and creating new opportunities to engage directly with consumers, carers and healthcare professionals.

Meeting Australians Where They Are

The new channels have been created to make wound care education more accessible and easier to understand.

Followers can expect a range of content designed to support wound awareness, including:

• Facts about wound prevention and healing
• Information on common wound types
• Guidance on when to seek professional care
• Myth-busting content addressing common misconceptions
• Updates on new consumer resources and educational materials
• Campaign news

By delivering information in a simple, engaging format, Be Wound Aware aims to help consumers make informed decisions about their health and wound care journey.

Follow @woundaware

The launch of the Be Wound Aware social media channels represents another step towards improving wound literacy across Australia and ensuring that accurate, accessible information is available wherever people seek it.

Whether you're managing a wound, caring for a loved one, or simply interested in learning more about wound prevention and healing, we invite you to join the conversation and become part of the growing Be Wound Aware community.

Follow us @woundaware on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok today! Australia, it's time to wise up to wounds!