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Safeguarding Vulnerable Seniors During Natural Disasters

8 September 2014, COTA Publication

At present in Queensland there are no clear state-wide strategies in place that provide le seniors with the necessary support required to prepare for a disaster, survive the event and then restore life to some level of normality afterwards.

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The crushing reality of reform: a consumer perspective

11 October 2019, COTA Publication

Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland advocates for the rights, interests and futures of all Queenslanders as we age. In this paper we focus on the needs of Queenslanders aged between 50 and 65 who are not eligible for care under the NDIS but who need some support or care in their everyday lives.

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The Health, Communities, Disability Services and Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Committee Inquiry into the Health Transparency Bill 2019

17 September 2019, COTA Submissions

The views expressed by COTA Queensland are based on the understanding that a central purpose of the Health Transparency Bill is to assist consumers in becoming better informed about services offered by residential aged care facilities and their performance.

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