Forget-Me-Not Dementia Support Lapel Pins
We believe that one way to assist in alleviating the stress of losing a loved one within a crowd is the introduction of a non-intrusive, easily recognizable ‘Forget-Me-Not’ Lapel Pin
Major COTA WA parent category for policy areas
We believe that one way to assist in alleviating the stress of losing a loved one within a crowd is the introduction of a non-intrusive, easily recognizable ‘Forget-Me-Not’ Lapel Pin
Where to find information on the WA Seniors Card and Commonwealth Health Care Care.
The March 2021 State General Election is fast approaching and the Western Australian Electoral Commission has been working to make voting more accessible for all Western Australian electors.
The 2020 WA Seniors Awards presentation was held at Government House on 15 December 2020.
COTA WA Shopping Centre Mall Walking Program will close for the Christmas 2020 period.
Do you find aged care options confusing and don’t know where to turn for assistance? Then join us on January 19, 2021 at the Seville Grove library from 10 – 11:30am for a free presentation.
Centrelink advice that the MyGov office at 770 Hay St, Perth will be temporarily closing it’s doors from 5-21 December 2020.
Our Booragoon Mall Walkers put on a skillful display of Tai Chi at the Melville Mini Man Cave Expo led by Tai Chi master Joe Lai.
Curtin University has developed and tested a brief CBT-based self-help guide to assist people to cope with anxiety and depression symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kay joined the COTA (WA) mall walking program in Mirrabooka in early 2017, shortly after her seventy-ninth birthday. Kay, who first started walking outdoors with a group of friends in…