COTA Tasmania has a new CEO
21 September 2022
Craig Chadwick has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of COTA Tasmania, the peak organisation advocating for the rights of Older Tasmanians.
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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
Centenarians and young artists invited to join “The Centenarian Portrait Project by Teenagers”
21 February 2022
Centenarian Tasmanians and teenage artists are invited to join The Centenarian Portrait Project by Teenagers, which will culminate in an exhibition in June.
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 Safety Kits
8 July 2021
Improve your personal COVID safety and the safety of your community by having your COVID safety kit ready to use.
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.