Ageing Gracefully Gold Coast

The TMC Older Persons Program supports people aged 55 and over to stay active, connected and confident. Activities include social outings, health and wellbeing sessions, digital literacy workshops, art, gardening, exercise, intergenerational programs and counselling. The program also offers opportunities to build friendships, learn new skills and take part in community events in a welcoming […]

Donald Simpson Community Centre Cleveland

The Donald Simpson Centre in Cleveland offers a wide range of social, recreational and wellbeing activities, primarily for older people and those approaching retirement. Programs include gentle exercise, dancing, arts and crafts, games, workshops, day trips and social events, with an on-site café and opportunities to connect, learn and stay active.

Redland Positive Ageing Service Alexandra Hills

BlueCare Redland and Alexandra Hills Community Care supports older people to stay connected and involved in their community. Services include social activities, transport, centre-based respite and in-home support, tailored to individual needs and circumstances.

Positively Ageing East Brisbane

Queensland Positive People offers social groups and community activities for people living with HIV to connect, share experiences and build supportive networks. Activities include mature-aged and long-term survivor groups, monthly gatherings and regional morning teas held across Queensland.

Centacare Active Lifestyles Stones Corner

Centacare Brisbane’s social and community support services help older people stay connected, active and independent. Support is available individually or in groups and may include social outings, transport, community activities, help with everyday tasks and opportunities to meet new people at local hubs.

Older Womens Network New Farm

Older Women’s Network Queensland supports older women to build friendships, stay active and have their voices heard. Through local branches across Queensland, members can take part in social gatherings, events and activities while accessing information, encouragement and peer support.

Live Life Program Caloundra

Caloundra Community Centre provides a welcoming place for local people to connect, access support and take part in community activities. The centre offers groups, workshops, referrals and individual support for people experiencing loneliness, financial pressure, mental health concerns or other life challenges.

South Burnett Stronger Together Nanango

South Burnett CTC’s Stronger Together program helps people aged 60 and over reduce social isolation and build local connections. Weekly activities are offered across communities including Murgon, Proston, Kingaroy and Kumbia, providing opportunities to meet new people, stay active and enjoy shared experiences in a friendly environment.

Well Aged Services Maryborough

MADCOTA’s Well Aged Program supports people aged 60 and over who are experiencing, or at risk of, social isolation. The program offers social activities, community events, information, advice and referrals, helping older people build connections, develop skills and access the support they need.

Older Men Unlimited Hervey Bay Service Torquay

Older Men Unlimited supports older men in Hervey Bay and Maryborough to build friendships, stay active and reduce social isolation. Members can take part in walking, art, fishing, barbecues, outings, monthly morning teas and community outreach activities.

The Older Mens Network Toowoomba

TOMNET Toowoomba supports men aged 50 and over to build friendships, improve wellbeing and find purpose in retirement. Members can take part in weekly gatherings, interest groups, community barbecues, volunteering and mentoring, while also accessing peer support and help to connect with local services.

Charleville and District Healthy Ageing Program

The Charleville and District Healthy Ageing Program supports older people to stay connected, active and involved in their local community. The program provides opportunities to meet others, build social connections and take part in community life across Charleville and the surrounding district.

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Council on the Ageing Queensland is very keen to share your lived experience with older Queenslanders.

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