Warm wishes for the holiday season
3 December 2020
On behalf of all of us at COTA Queensland we would like to extend our well wishes to you and your families over the holiday season.
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AUDIENCE
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.
Welcome to our new director Katrina Jackson
17 September 2020
Katrina is a Senior Executive with Medibank and Chair of the Accessibility and Inclusion Council and has demonstrated experience in the corporate governance, scaling and commercialisation of businesses and strategic planning and operations of large publicly listed Australian organisations.
Drawn Together
15 August 2020
Join us as we celebrate the powerful relationships that exist across generations. Gather your friends and family for a very special morning tea, conversation and performance event.
Day of Solidarity Between the Generations
7 August 2020
The first day of Queensland Seniors Week, Saturday 15 August, is being dubbed ‘a Day of Solidarity between Generations’, especially fitting given the need for us to remain connected and look out for each other.
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.