Thank you to our outgoing Patron, The Honourable Kate Warner AC
8 June 2021
A heartfelt thanks to our outgoing patron, Her Excellency the Honourable Kate Warner AC, for her support of COTA Tasmania.
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Taking to the streets in Burnie for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
28 May 2021
This year, Burnie joins our World Elder Abuse Awareness Day fold, with a walk, a morning tea and the added pleasure of the Ageing My Way exhibition – photographs and quotes to start conversations about what matters to us as we age. There'll be walks and refreshments in Hobart and Launceston too.
QR Codes for COVID 19 contact tracing
18 November 2020
How to use QR Codes for COVID? 19 contact tracing
“Live Well. Live Long.” podcasts are here!
9 November 2020
"Live Well. Live Long." podcasts covering a wide range of topics of interest to older Tasmanians are available online.
Launch of COTA’s Liveable Communities Toolkit
5 August 2020
COTA Tasmania is pleased to announce that its updated Liveable Communities Toolkit was launched by the Hon. Jeremy Rockliff MP, and featured presentations from COTA Tas, LGAT, West Coast Council, Clarence City Council, Huon Valley Council, and Central Coast Council.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on Communities Tasmania services
29 March 2020
This page links to the a page on the Communities Tasmania website that updates people about changes to services and activities resulting from the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19).