COVID-19 Risk Level in Tasmania raised to MODERATE
28 November 2022
Tasmania has raised the official COVID-19 Risk Level to MODERATE as the State continues to experience increases in COVID-19 cases.
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Please tell us your views on older people’s rights and respect
13 January 2022
We want to make sure the voices of older people are heard at the 7th National Elder Abuse Conference. To have your say, join our online forum at 10..30am on Monday 17 February.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Advice
18 July 2021
The Department of Health, Tasmanian Government has released information about how to reduce your risk of contracting coronavirus (COVID-19).
COVID-19 Vaccination Program – Additional Support Clinics
30 June 2021
The Tasmanian Government, in partnership with Aspen Medical Group, is running COVID-19 vaccination clinics for people who may require additional support. The clinics are for people living with disability and/or mental illness, their carers, disability support workers, and people who have anxiety.
MHCT report – COVID 19 a Mental Health Response for Older Tasmanians
13 June 2021
Tasmania has the oldest population in the country, with around 20 per cent of Tasmanian residents aged
65 or over. Despite this, there is currently no tailored mental health response for older Tasmanians.
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.