Talks Against Elder Abuse: Stories of Hope
10:00am, 15 June 2020, Online forum
Join COTA Tasmania and a host of guests for an engaging and important online forum to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2020
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15 June 2020
18 November 2020
COTA Tasmania Annual General Meeting
2:00pm, 18 November 2020, Online Event
Due to COVID-19 we have decided to hold our Annual General Meeting online this year. It has been an extraordinary year and we are keen to bring you up to date on all that has been happening. We do hope you can join us!Â
15 June 2021
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Events in Tasmania
10:00am, 15 June 2021, Hobart, Launceston, Burnie
Walks and free morning teas lead the way on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day in Launceston, Burnie and Hobart. In Burnie, there's also a free exhibition, while on the national stage our CEO Sue Leitch and Senior Assist's Gemma Misrachi are part of an expert panel talking about Australia's response.
15 June 2022
Hobart Walk Against Elder Abuse
10:00am, 15 June 2022, Event starts in the Elizabeth Street Mall and finishes at Mathers House in Bathurst Street.
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, march through Hobart city with COTA Tasmania and passionate people of all ages to support the right of older Tasmanians to live free from ageism and abuse. We start in Elizabeth Street Mall and end with a free morning tea provided by our friends at Mathers House.
Burnie Walk Against Elder Abuse
10:00am, 15 June 2022, Event starts under cover on the Wilmot Street footpath across the road from the cinemas and ends at the Function Centre.
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, march through Burnie city with COTA Tasmania and passionate people of all ages to support the right of older Tasmanians to live free from ageism and abuse. We finish in the Bass & Flinders Room at the Function Centre with free morning tea provided by the Council.
Launceston Walk Against Elder Abuse
11:30am, 15 June 2022, Event starts and ends in Civic Square.
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, march through Launceston city with COTA Tasmania and passionate people of all ages to support the right of older Tasmanians to live free from ageism and abuse. We'll finish with a free morning tea provided by the Council.