NAIDOC Week keeps the fires burning
8 July 2024
Awards ceremony and concert will launch national celebration of First Nations peoples.
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Empower yourself through social engagement
10 May 2024
Participating in community activities can help you remain physically and mentally active in old age.
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.
Using information and communication technology learnings to alleviate social isolation for older people during periods of mandated isolation: A review
17 February 2022
A recent collaboration between researchers, Emily Todd and Alison Mutch, from the University of Queensland, and Bronwyn Bidstrup from COTA Queensland, found evidence that information and communication technology improves social connectedness for older people to some extent.
Western Queensland Primary Health Network (WQPHN) Community Consultation Forums
8 June 2021
WQPHN would like to hear from you about what is happening in your community.
EOI – Volunteer Community Peer Navigator (Bribie Island)
15 April 2021
We are seeking to appoint a peer navigator aged 50 and over, who is experienced in safely and confidently using the internet and digital technologies.