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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How do public libraries support older women to stay active and socially connected within their communities as they age?
30 April 2020
Libraries provide a safe and comfortable space for older women to spend time; either alone or with family, friends and peers; or through participation in programs and activities. Libraries support older women by connecting them to the community or bringing the community to them.
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Increasing social connections
28 October 2019
The focus of the program is to empower and assist participants to enhance their existing relationships and/or to build new meaningful connections.
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Keeping the focus on some big issues
15 May 2020
One of the most important ways we keep the Queensland Government informed about what’s happening is through what we hear from you. Your voice matters!
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Loneliness is an issue all year round
13 January 2020
At Christmas, when we are bombarded with romantic images of families and friends joyfully celebrating together, it is in fact a problem year-round.
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MEDIA RELEASE: Landmark Report shows over 20% of over 50s rate their quality of life as poor
5 December 2018
Today most Queenslanders can expect to live into their eighties and some beyond. Longer life provides the opportunity to reconsider not only what older age might be but how our whole lives might unfold.