COTA AGM welcomes new Board Directors
4 December 2023
On 29th November we held our AGM held at The Tasmanian Hockey Centre.
News
Filter
SORT
TYPE
TOPIC
- Action
- Advocacy
- Aged Care
- Aged Care Royal Commission
- Aged Care Support
- Anti-ageism
- Community Engagement
- Coronavirus
- COTA
- COVID-19
- Elder Abuse Prevention
- Employment
- Energy
- Events
- Fitness
- Health
- Information
- IT Help Sessions
- Legal Clinic
- Liveable Communities
- Living Longer Living Stronger
- Membership
- Mental Health
- National
- older job seekers
- Peer Education
- Policy
- Programs
- Research
- Seniors Week Events
- State Budget
- Staying Strong
- Strength for Life
- Uncategorised
- Wellbeing
AUDIENCE
- Community
- Councils
- Government
- Industry
- People working with older people
- Residential Aged Care
- Stakeholders
PUBLICATION
C
COTA and Tasmanian Men’s Shed Sculpture Competition
15 March 2022
Today is the launch of our H.E.A.R Active Ageing Sculpture Competition in collaboration with @tasmanianmensshedassociation and we cannot wait to see what the shed's come up with!
COTA Tasmania and Tas Men’s Shed get Creative again for 2023!
11 April 2023
We are very excited to announce our 2nd creative sculpture competition with the Tasmanian Men's Shed Association!
After the success of our 2022 Sculpture Competition this year we are CELEBRATING!
COTA visits Government House
2 February 2023
Members of the COTA Leadership team appreciated the invitation from Her Excellency the Governor, patron of COTA Tasmania, to visit with her and Professor Chalmers today.
COTA working with Wicking Dementia Centre to raise awareness of ageism
15 March 2023
Our Active Ageing Project worker, Brigid Wilkinson, recently sat down with Dr Pauline Marsh, Senior Lecturer of Dementia Studies from the Wicking Dementia Centre to talk all things ageing and the impact of ageism.
H
H.E.A.R Active Ageing Consultation completed!
8 September 2022
Below is a snapshot of where our team visited recently as part of the Active Ageing Strategy Consultation colloquially dubbed H.E.A.R (Healthy, Engaged And Resilient).
The project was facilitated by COTA Tasmania over several months on behalf of the State Government, who will use the findings and