Co-design in Motion
11 October 2016
COTA Queensland volunteer, Bryan Spiller, has been an active participant over recent months in the COTA Australia Consumer Engagement in Aged Care project.
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Commonwealth Continuity of Support Program (CoS)
6 February 2017
This new program has been established to ensure that older people with disability currently receiving state funded disability services, but are not eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Consumer groups outline 10 key points for the future of aged care in Australia
1 October 2020
An alliance of aged care consumer and carer groups including COTA Australia have outlined their shared vision for aged care.
COTA Queensland welcomes new Peer Educators
5 February 2016
Aged Care Reforms are changing the way home care services are delivered in Australia giving older people more choice and control over the services they receive at home.
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Informing Communities throughout Queensland
1 April 2016
These sessions are geared to give you more information about what Consumer Directed Care (CDC) means so that you can make the most of your support services.
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Peer Educators adding their perspective to the Aged Care Reforms
11 October 2016
A number of the Peer Educators have also directly contributed to system and service development during September, sharing their findings from the sessions and from listening to older people in the community.