‘Doing It Tough’ Queensland Older Women’s Experience of Poverty
1 November 2015
Currently there are more than 39,544 women aged over 65 and over across Queensland 'doing it tough'.
Latest News
Filter
SORT
TYPE
- Achieving Change
- CE Message
- COTA Australia
- Events
- External Content
- Information
- Media Release
- News
- Our Partnerships
- Our Programs
- Our Services
- Training
TOPIC
- Age and Work
- Age Pensions
- Age-Friendly
- Aged Care
- Ageism and Discrimination
- AGM
- Assistive Technology
- Carers
- Civic Participation and Employment
- Climate Change
- Communication and Information
- Community
- Community and Health Services
- Consumer Advice
- Consumer Engagement
- Consumer Rights
- Cost of Living
- COTA Insurance
- COTA Queensland
- COVID-19
- Decade of Healthy Ageing
- Dementia
- Dental Care
- Digital Inclusion
- Disability Services
- Disaster Preparedness
- Elder Abuse
- End of Life
- Engagement
- Finance
- Health
- Health and Wellbeing
- Healthy Ageing
- Home Care
- Housing
- Human Rights
- Incomes
- Intergenerational Relationships
- Lifelong Learning
- Loneliness
- Mental Health
- NDIS
- Palliative Care
- Parliamentary Inquiry
- Pension
- Planning Ahead
- Reablement
- Reconciliation
- Research
- Respect and Social Inclusion
- Respite
- Retirement
- Retirement Income
- Safety
- Social Isolation
- Social Participation
- State Election
- Superannuation
- Training
- Transport
- Uncategorised
- Urban Design
- Wellness
AUDIENCE
A
Ageing in a regional, rural, and remote community – what is it like?
4 March 2021
We want to know what it is like to grow older in your community and how does it (or does not) support you to age well?
Ageing in your community – what you’ve told us
17 February 2021
We heard the stories, experiences and thoughts of people from Pomona, Cairns and the Gold Coast on what it is like to age in their community.
H
How do public libraries support older women to stay active and socially connected within their communities as they age?
30 April 2020
Libraries provide a safe and comfortable space for older women to spend time; either alone or with family, friends and peers; or through participation in programs and activities. Libraries support older women by connecting them to the community or bringing the community to them.
L
Live Well & Stay Connected – Heartfelt thanks to our Volunteer Community Peer Navigators
21 June 2022
The program was led and supported by COTA Queensland Wellbeing Project Officer, Karen Wilson, and delivered by a team of 11 volunteers. We wish to share a snapshot of the overall learnings from this program.
N
Nominate a Local Hero
24 February 2021
Nominate a Local Hero today for a chance to recognise and support their work thrive with a $10,0000 grant. Nominations close 15 March 2021.