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10 May 2024
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Open Consultations And Research Opportunities
1 April 2021
There are a number of Consultations taking place where stakeholders and community is sought for their feedback. It's time to be involved.
Ageing in a regional, rural, and remote community – what is it like?
4 March 2021
We want to know what it is like to grow older in your community and how does it (or does not) support you to age well?
ECHO skills building series is available
22 October 2020
Project ECHO is an innovative international program to build skills and develop communities of practice for consumers in representative roles.
An invitation from QUT to participate in research on Co-designing a Happy, Healthy, Flourishing Home
22 October 2020
‘Eudaemonic design’ is design that supports flourishing health and wellness (also known as Eudaemonic Well-Being—a concept that originated with Aristotle). The term has been adopted from philosophy and psychology and is now being adapted for the built environment.
Well Connected: Our Wellbeing Event
15 October 2020
The event increased awareness of local supports and services, encourage conversations about mental health.