Liveable Communities at LGAT Conference
6 August 2021
We were thrilled to offer the raffle prize at this year's LGAT 2021 Conference, held 5th and 6th August at Wrest Point hotel.
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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.
“For older Australians this is a tale of two budgets…”
13 May 2021
"For older Australians this is a tale of two budgets..." said COTA Australia CE, Ian Yates, in yesterday's live session on Facebook discussing the Federal Budget.
You can catch up on the session which included discussion from COTA representatives around Australia, as well as Q&As: http://ow.ly/EKiM
National Elder Abuse Conference Call for Abstracts Extended
6 May 2021
National Elder Abuse Conference Call for Abstracts extended to 21 May.
Tasmanian Community Services Industry Joint Statement of 2021 State Election Priorities
29 April 2021
As the peak bodies* representing Tasmania’s community services industry, our vision is for all Tasmanians to have the opportunity to contribute to rebuilding their communities as resilient, healthy, safe and economically vibrant places to live.
COTA Australia joins aged care consumer peaks to propose aged care reform plan
14 April 2021
Twelve leading aged care consumer organisations, led by the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia, have issued a detailed joint response to the Final Report of the Aged Care Royal Commission, identifying the key reforms the Federal Government must implement in the upcoming Federal Budget to ensure