Mall Walking during the time of Social Distancing
Many of our mall walkers and programs have kept up-to-date by going online using social media, zoom, skype, emails or even postcards to stay in touch. Recently, with the easing…
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CarerHelp COVID-19 information and resources for carers
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we care for a person at the end of life, as well as how we support those who are grieving. With the current…
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Prevent, Support, Heal Campaign Launched
With the upcoming Western Australian state election coming up, the Western Australian Association for Mental Health (WAAMH) has launched an important campaign calling for commitments to correctly fund mental health…
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Palliative Care Information and Support Line
COTA WA is proud to announce the commencement of the Palliative Care Information and Support Line managed by Palliative Care WA.
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Mallwalking during the time of Social Isolation
Many of our mallwalkers and programs have kept up-to-date by going online using social media, zoom, skype, emails or even postcards to stay in touch.Recently, with the easing of restrictions,…
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May Message from the CEO
While Australia has managed to contain and control the Coronavirus in a relatively short period of time (compared to other countries), the road to recovery is likely to be a…
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Silver lining to the Pandemic
Previously we had raised the difficulties older Australians are having finding substantial supports during the pandemic however, new national research finds a silver lining to the pandemic in the uptake…
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Are you looking for compassionate volunteers?
Curtin Volunteers!, the volunteer hub at Curtin University is eager to engage with aged care organisations to connect university student volunteers with our seniors via phone/email/video call. The aim of…
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Dementia Australia Your Brain Matters Program Update
Due to the unfolding nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, Fortis Consulting will be moving the Dementia Australia – Your Brain Matters program to online sessions throughout April to June 2020.…
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Banks Help Protect You Against Scammers
COVID-19 themed scams and fraud are likely to increase over the coming months.
Scammers use fake emails, phone calls or text messages to try and obtain personal information. They
pretend to be from your bank, the World Health Organization, government, charities or legitimate
businesses like travel agents, electricity, phone or internet providers, or your local supermarket.