Free IT help for older Tasmanians
20 February 2019
COTA Tasmania offers one-on-one technical assistance to people over 50 to help you get more value out of your digital equipment.
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Health Consumers Tasmania: Focus Group – Home and Community Care (HACC)
2 June 2021
Health Consumers Tasmania are running some focus groups about your experiences with Home and Community Care (HACC) services.
Health Consumers Tasmania: upcoming focus group – Ahpra
2 June 2021
Health Consumers Tasmania are running some focus groups on the professional standards for healthcare professionals.
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Seniors Mobile Phone and Computer Sessions – Ouse
4 April 2023
COTA Tasmania is commencing regular 1:1 Support sessions for Seniors with a local volunteer mentor at Ash Cottage, Ouse.
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Ticket To Wellbeing coming soon
27 September 2024
Ticket to Wellbeing is a Tasmanian Government initiative designed to reduce the cost of sport and active recreation membership and/or registration for eligible older people.