The Plug-in, COTA SA, partnered with Office for Women to focus on engagement with South Australian women aged 50 years and older, community organisations, and service providers in the context of family, domestic and sexual violence. Read more about this important project...
Last year, our Plug-in Influencers helped app developers understand the needs of older people, influencing development to help make the app as user friendly and easy to navigate as possible.
In partnership with Office for Women we want to hear experiences of older women in the community about health, wellbeing, gender and ageing. Take survey now!
The Plug-in is delighted to be working with Flinders Medical Centre to help their team of world-leading researchers to design healthcare systems that suit older people who are experiencing long COVID. Read more to get involved...
The Plug-in, COTA SA, partnered with Office for Women to focus on engagement with South Australian women aged 50 years and older, community organisations, and service providers in the context of family, domestic and sexual violence. Read more about this important project...
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, whose feedback will help influence the final design of the app to be friendly for older users.
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
In late 2021, COTA SA will update its photo library and recruited ten people aged 50+ years who are owning their age and want people to know it!
Register with The Plug-in to become a valued influencer and participate in our exciting upcoming projects.
Register with The Plug-in to become a valued influencer and participate in our exciting upcoming projects across South Australia throughout the year.
