17/10/2026
‼️Community Notice‼️
Please see advice from TCHHS for Injinoo - Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis (APSGN) Outbreak ⚠
There have been 4 APSGN cases in Injinoo in the past month. APSGN affects the kidneys, following skin or throat infections from Group A Strep bacteria.
There will be a screening for children in Injinoo who are between 12 months and up to 16 years of age NEXT WEEK! This will help to protect the community and look for further cases.
If your child has:
👉 Skin sores
👉 Scabies itch or rash
👉 Puffy face, arms or legs
👉 Dark or red urine
👉 Swollen feet ..then they could have Acute Post Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis (APSGN).
ℹ️ Children’s screening information: ℹ️
- Screening will be held at the school, clinic and home visits
- Screening will run all week, Monday 19th to Friday 23rd October
- Screening includes a visual skin check for sores, scabies or other skin conditions, asking about sore throats, checking for puffy face, hands or feet and asking about dark coloured urine.
- Any children identified with symptoms or requiring treatment will be referred to the clinic.
⚠ Bad sickness in Injinoo - Acute Post-Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis (APSGN) Outbreak ⚠
There have been 4 APSGN cases in Injinoo in the past month. APSGN affects the kidneys, following skin or throat infections from Group A Strep bacteria.
There will be a screening for children in Injinoo who are between 12 months and up to 16 years of age NEXT WEEK! This will help to protect the community and look for further cases.
If your child has:
👉 Skin sores
👉 Scabies itch or rash
👉 Puffy face, arms or legs
👉 Dark or red urine
👉 Swollen feet ..then they could have Acute Post Streptococcal Glomerulonephritis (APSGN).
ℹ️ Children’s screening information: ℹ️
- Screening will be held at the school, clinic and home visits
- Screening will run all week, Monday 19th to Friday 23rd October
- Screening includes a visual skin check for sores, scabies or other skin conditions, asking about sore throats, checking for puffy face, hands or feet and asking about dark coloured urine.
- Any children identified with symptoms or requiring treatment will be referred to the clinic.