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Volunteer Community Peer Navigators Pilot Launched On Bribie Island

6 April 2021

Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland and Moreton Bay Regional Council are partnering to pilot a Volunteer Community Peer Navigator Program at the Bribie Island library. The program aims to empower older people and their carers.

Volunteer Community Peer Navigator Program

2021 Queensland Reconciliation Awards open for nominations

13 January 2021

The Queensland Reconciliation Awards recognises businesses, community organisations, educational institutions and government agencies going above and beyond their core business to foster reconciliation and pave the way for a better future for our state.

Awards, Reconciliation

Jobs for all

15 October 2020

Our economic recovery and our economic future – including retraining, upskilling and jobs – needs to include all Queenslanders.

Our action plan for the incoming Queensland Government

27 August 2020

We have created a detailed action plan for the Queensland Government to address some of the big concerns for Queenslanders as we age and create a state for all ages. The action plan gives a clear direction to achieve our Vision for Queensland.

State Election

Raise the Rate for Good

16 July 2020

Before COVID-19, the data told us that 1 in 4 people receiving Jobseeker were over 50 years.

Taking a break

31 January 2020

‘Respite’ simply means taking a break. It’s important that carers take time for themselves to rest and recharge while respite care services look after the person being cared for. It provides an opportunity for both people to take a break.

Respite

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Volunteer Community Peer Navigators Pilot Launched On Bribie Island

2021 Queensland Reconciliation Awards open for nominations

Jobs for all

Our action plan for the incoming Queensland Government

Raise the Rate for Good

Taking a break