Empower yourself through social engagement
10 May 2024
Participating in community activities can help you remain physically and mentally active in old age.
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Social Support for Senior Australians During COVID-19
16 July 2020
The mental health and wellbeing of senior Australians is a priority during this time. There are a range of supports available if you, or one of your clients, are feeling isolated, worried or need someone to talk to.
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra sharing the love of music
21 May 2020
Violist Nicholas Tomkin and violinist Nichola were able to perform from the courtyard and share their love of music with those listening from their balconies.
Loneliness is an issue all year round
13 January 2020
At Christmas, when we are bombarded with romantic images of families and friends joyfully celebrating together, it is in fact a problem year-round.
Shocking rates of suicide in older Australian men
6 September 2016
ABS figures show the number of suicides for men aged 85 and over has increased 15% from 2010 to 2014, with a staggering rate of 2,864 suicides of older Australian men in 2014.