COTA leads consumer support for 25% pay raise for aged care workers
1 September 2021
COTA leads consumer support for 25% pay raise for aged care workers
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The Catalyst Report – Aged Care study
30 August 2021
Catalyst Research is today launching its inaugural Aged Care industry study in partnership with Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia. This is a national study to build an understanding of what people are looking for when choosing a nursing home.
COTA pays tribute to ‘key inclusive leader’ in aged care reform
12 August 2021
“Over the past 20 years Pat has been a strong voice and leading thinker in many of the important reforms in aged care,” said Ian Yates, Chief Executive, COTA Australia.
Older Australian peaks send message of thanks on Aged Care Employee Day
7 August 2021
Four organisations representing older Australians are marking Aged Care Employee Day with a special message for Australia’s aged care workers, thanking them for the extraordinary dedication, skill and compassion they have brought to their work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aged Care Visitors Code updated and calls for access rights for ‘Partners in Care’
6 August 2021
Twelve aged care and consumer peak bodies have released an updated Industry Code for Visiting Residential Aged Care Homes during COVID-19, which ensures Australians living in residential aged care can safely receive visitors. The update is in line with latest AHPPC advice.
COTA calls for stronger and more comprehensive protections for older people on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
15 June 2021
Council on the Ageing (COTA) Australia has today called on the federal, and all state and territory governments, to take stronger and more comprehensive action to protect older people, including urgent reform of power of attorney laws.