Care Army – volunteer support for your organisation
3 June 2020
Care Army volunteers have a broad range of skills to undertake many different roles.
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What’s new for Carers
3 June 2020
Wellways is one of the new Carer Gateway service providers in Queensland and COTA Queensland’s team met recently with the community engagement officer for the Wide Bay area. With the Queensland team now in place they are keen to connect with carers across the state.
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.
Wills and EPAs during COVID – what does this mean for signatures?
1 May 2020
People can now virtually sign and witness of documents such as wills, general powers of attorney, enduring powers of attorney, advance health directives, statutory declarations, deeds and many other types of documents.
Let’s talk about COVID-19 – Engaging communities in tough times
1 May 2020
We want to hear from Queenslanders about what is happening in communities throughout the state and identify gaps in information. People’s local communities are becoming more important.