Getting to the heart of Social Isolation and Loneliness
12 April 2022
COTA Queensland has been invited to participate in the panel discussion for the Australian Loneliness Dialogue 17 May 2022.
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AUDIENCE
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.
Active Seniors
7 December 2016
Regular physical activity is important throughout life, especially as we age and being active will do your health wonders and will keep the body strong.
MEDIA RELEASE: COTA concerned about isolated seniors in State Budget
3 June 2013
COTA Queensland has called on the Queensland Government to remember older tenants, jobseekers, and regional patients travelling to medical appointments, in the lead up to the 2013-14 State Budget.