Influence the design of a new retirement living site in SA
The Plug-in engaged older South Australians to learn about their thoughts for the ideal retirement lifestyle to help shape a new development site in the northeast of Adelaide. Read more...
The Plug-in engaged older South Australians to learn about their thoughts for the ideal retirement lifestyle to help shape a new development site in the northeast of Adelaide. Read more...
The Plug-in was able to support the project team to identify and achieve a range of improvements that support older people to transition from a hospital stay back to home, while reducing the risks that would result in rehospitalisation
Do you feel like retirement living and aged care can be done differently? Do you care for someone and want to share your views on how you think they should be able to live and access care as they get older? Share your insights and help inform the future of aged care and retirement living for a leading provider on the east coast.
Our latest project with SA Health presents an opportunity to shape and influence a key document that will help people just like you plan for their future medical care.
The Plug-in invites you to share your experiences of living in regional South Australia by participating in a phone interview or focus group.
The Plug-in invites you tell us what makes it easier or harder for you to stay social and connected with your community as you get older.
Help shape the development of an Ageing Well Framework and inform future ageing well services for residents of Town of Gawler by sharing your experiences.
The Plug-in invites you to help shape the development of an Ageing Well Framework and inform future ageing well services for residents of Town of Gawler.
Complete a survey to help The Plug-in, Office for Ageing Well and Wellbeing SA, explore how older South Australians navigate major change events.
In late 2021, COTA SA updated its photo library and recruited ten people aged 50+ years who are owning their age and want people to know it! Read more...