Catherine, Lions Club president Lorraine, Maxine and Lesley

 Recently our volunteers were invited to give a presentation on asbestos awareness to the Goolw...

 Research into the treatment of mesothelioma is ongoing, although progress has been slow. The l...

 Asbestos becomes dangerous once the fibres are disturbed, become airborne and then inhaled. Th...

This month our volunteers gave a presentation to National Seniors at Modbury on the prevalence and d...

 Our recent lunch at Mount Compass Tavern was a get-together for AVA members from Adelaide's So...

 We realise that it can be difficult for AVA members living outside Adelaide to travel in for m...

 AVA takes a keen interest on asbestos disease research and stays in touch with asbestos suppor...

 AVA is keen to extend support to people living in the Fleurieu Peninsula who may be affected b...

Asbestos Memorial Service at Whyalla

 AVA's Whyalla branch holds its Memorial Day service at Mount Laura Homestead on the last Frida...

There is no safe level of exposure to asbestos

 Before you start work renovating an older home that may contain asbestos, think about the peop...