Social Media Resources

The ‘Check Today, See Tomorrow’ social media tiles have been designed for use across all social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter etc.). However, please let us know if you need any help with image dimensions or formatting by emailing at Indigenous-eyehealth@unimelb.edu.au and we will get back to you ASAP.

Social Media Tiles

Please note files can open differently depending on the web browser you are using. You may need to right click and 'Save Image As' in order to download the .JPG files.

'Community Members' Tiles'Country' Tiles
Community tiles set   
1. Community Tile 1 (.JPG)
2. Community Tile 2 (.JPG)
3. Community Tile 3 (.JPG)
4. Community Tile 4 (.JPG)
5. Community Tile 5 (.JPG)
6. Community Tile 6 (.JPG)
Combined File (PDF)		7. Country Tile 7 (.JPG)
8. Country Tile 8 (.JPG)
9. Country Tile 9 (.JPG)
10. Country Tile 10 (.JPG)
11. Country Tile 11 (.JPG)
12. Country Tile 12 (.JPG)
Combined File (PDF)

Customise Your Own Social Media Tile

‘Check Today, See Tomorrow’ wants to support community adaptation of our resources. If you would like to have a customised version of any of the current social media tiles please email Indigenous-eyehealth@unimelb.edu.au with the photo, message and logo you would like included on your social media tile.

Please allow at least 48 hours for the social media tile to be created and sent back you.

Feel free to email us on Indigenous-eyehealth@unimelb.edu.au if you have any questions.

sample of how you can change the tiles to suit your needs

You can request a customised social media tile like above (right) to use on your social media pages.

Supporting Text

We understand that the impact of COVID-19 has varied across the country and some community members may be feeling unsure what to do if they need treatment for an existing condition or they notice a change in their vision. We encourage you to amend these messages to suit local need.

  • Example 1: This week is National Diabetes Week 2020. Did you know that diabetes continues to be major cause of vision loss and blindness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. If you notice a change in your eyesight, contact your local clinic. #CheckTodaySeeTomorrow #NDW2020
  • Example 2: This week is National Diabetes Week 2020. Did you know that up to 98% of vision loss and blindness from diabetes is preventable with early detection and follow-up treatment? If you notice a change in your eyesight, contact your local clinic. #CheckTodaySeeTomorrow #NDW2020
  • Example 3: This week is National Diabetes Week 2020. Did you know Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes should have a YEARLY eye check. Contact your local clinic to book in for an eye check #CheckTodaySeeTomorrow #NDW2020
  • Example 4: This week is National Diabetes Week 2020. Did you know that up to 98% of vision loss and blindness from diabetes is preventable with early detection and follow-up treatment? Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with diabetes should have a YEARLY eye check. Contact your local clinic to book in for an eye check #CheckTodaySeeTomorrow #NDW2020
  • Example 5: Everyone with diabetes is at risk of going blind. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with diabetes require a YEARLY eye check to reduce their risk of vision loss and blindness. When did you last have your eyes checked?
  • Example 6: An eye exam is an important part of the 715 health check. Next time you have your 715 health check – make sure you have your eyes checked too – and if you notice a change in your eyesight, contact your local clinic #CheckTodaySeeTomorrow #NDW2020
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