COTA TAS is already planning the next big one for 2012. Organisations, community groups and business can register their Seniors Week 2012 event online now. Click here to register your ... ...
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COTA Tasmania | The Voice of Older Tasmanians
information via COTA Tasmania | The Voice of Older Tasmanians. ...
posted on 20th May 2011
COTA Tasmania | The Voice of Older Tasmanians
information via COTA Tasmania | The Voice of Older Tasmanians. ...
posted on 20th May 2011
From Maxine’s Desk
A very warm welcome to the new COTA Tasmania website from CEO Maxine Griffiths. Welcome to Cota Tasmania! Â We are excited to bring you our newly established website. We hope ... ...
posted on 29th Apr 2011
Individual Membership
Membership is the lifeblood of any people-before-profit organisation and this is no exception at COTA Tasmania. A committed, capable and growing membership enables us to become a stronger and more ... ...
posted on 20th Apr 2011
Archicentre urges architects to be mindful of older residents
The building advisory service to The Australian Institute of Architects, Archicentre, has issued advice to members on areas of risk for older Australians in the home. With the deaths of ... ...
posted on 20th Apr 2011
Being a Member benefits you and helps COTA
As a member of COTA, not only do you directly benefit, but the work that COTA does, both nationally and locally, is also greatly enhanced. People become members of COTA ... ...
posted on 18th Apr 2011
Diversity & older peoples care networks research project
A new research project is under way, designed to look at gay and lesbian people over 60 throughout Australia who receive care or emotional support in relation to a health ... ...
posted on 13th Apr 2011
COTA Champions in your local community
COTA is pleased to inform readers that we have now recruited about 20 local people as COTA Champions in the Southern Midlands, Huon Valley and Kingborough municipalities. As volunteers, COTA ... ...
posted on 8th Apr 2011
COTA releases mobile phone for seniors
COTA, supported by many other organisations, recently conducted research into older Australians’ ability to access and utilise technology. In the case of mobile phones the research showed that very few ... ...
posted on 5th Apr 2011