In September, COTA SA’s The Plug-in heard from 113 older people about the importance of physical and mental health as we age. For most, being in good health means the ability to live life well by continuing to be...
In partnership with City of Adelaide, we heard from city residents about the types of programs and activities that would add value to support a positive ageing experience in the city. Read more...
Our project, in partnership with the South Australian Government, presents an opportunity for South Australians to share experiences and views about their water use and needs.
The Plug-in, supported by Office for Ageing Well and Wellbeing SA, undertook a project exploring the ways in which older South Australians successfully navigate major changes. Watch our video to hear about what older South Australians felt helped them to successfully navigate change events
The insights and experiences that were shared with us by older South Australians and community organisations have been collated and used to develop a set of ‘guiding principles’ to support older people to make meaningful social connections, and suggested actions that both individuals and organisations can undertake.
This project with Curtin University provided the opportunity for older people to test an app that helps monitor the health and wellbeing of people suffering a mild traumatic brain injury. Read more...
Our latest project, in partnership with the South Australian Government, presents an opportunity for regional South Australians to share experiences and views about your water use and needs.
In the first half of 2023 we partnered with the South Australian Government presenting an opportunity for regional South Australians to share experiences and views about their water use and needs. Read more...
We reached out to older Australians to gauge their experiences of 2022 and understand how people are feeling about the year ahead in 2023. Find out here how they responded...
The project with Flinders University gave people aged 65+ the opportunity to share what is most important about accessing and receiving urgent healthcare services. Read more...
