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Reforms to Human Services Inquiry Report

9 April 2018

This inquiry is about finding ways to put the people who use human services at the heart of service provision. This matters because everyone will use human services in their lifetime and change is needed to enable people to have a stronger voice in shaping the services they receive, and who provides

Active Seniors

7 December 2016

Regular physical activity is important throughout life, especially as we age and being active will do your health wonders and will keep the body strong.

U3A Online

10 November 2016

All that’s needed to study online is access to a computer with an internet connection – and some basic computing skills.

U3A

2015: REFLECTIONS

3 December 2015

We continue to actively seek recognition of the positive contribution that older people make economically and socially to Queensland. We are strong advocates for an Age-friendly Queensland promoting intergenerational interactions, to enable people to grow to their fullest capacity.

All great stories need a good ending: community conversations on end of life care

8 September 2014

Consumers, carers, doctors, nurses, social workers, hospital managers and board members, mental health, aged care and disability workers and academics explored how do we, as a society, ensure we and our loved ones receive appropriate end-of-life health care that will provide us with the best quality

MEDIA RELEASE: COTA concerned about isolated seniors in State Budget

3 June 2013

COTA Queensland has called on the Queensland Government to remember older tenants, jobseekers, and regional patients travelling to medical appointments, in the lead up to the 2013-14 State Budget.

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2015: REFLECTIONS

All great stories need a good ending: community conversations on end of life care

MEDIA RELEASE: COTA concerned about isolated seniors in State Budget