‘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
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.
R
Remembering Vera Raymer OAM (19.4.1919 – 27.4.2013)
21 May 2013
Vera was heavily involved on committees leading to the formation of the Old People’s Welfare Council (now COTA Queensland).
T
The generations need each other now more than ever – and we have started something amazing
15 May 2020
We have an extraordinary opportunity – to refuse the old ageist tropes, to write a new story about what we want life to be like as we all age, and to build the future together.
Y
Your Voice Matters
2 August 2019
When we create communities with older people at the center, we create liveable communities for everyone.