‘Doing It Tough’ Queensland Older Women’s Experience of Poverty
1 November 2015
Currently there are more than 39,544 women aged over 65 and over across Queensland 'doing it tough'.
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Ageing on the Edge
24 March 2020
Housing stress and homelessness is a continuing and unacceptable issue for many Australians and a growing issue for the country’s older population.
Ageing on the Edge
18 February 2019
COTA Queensland is supporting The Older Persons Homelessness Prevention Project which aims to improve awareness and take action on the increasing prevalence of housing problems facing older people on lower incomes and assets in Australia who have not attained secure and affordable housing.
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Forgetting to Pay bills may be a sign of declining cognition
17 February 2021
US researchers linked missed credit card payments with dementia diagnosis up to 6 years prior to diagnosis.
From the Chief Executive – How we are representing you
12 November 2016
Working in key areas of policy, we have been representing the voices of older Queenslanders.
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Meet Bobby Redman
17 February 2021
Bobby Redman is a retired psychologist who was given a provisional diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment. She has committed herself to Dementia Advocacy by creating awareness, giving support and participating in dementia research which she shays helps her maintain a strong purpose in life.