Cota (Council On The Ageing) Nsw
Home in Sydney

COLA MSW's mission is to be the leading voice in MSW that advances the interests of people as they age. We act with courage, honesty and truthfulness in our words and actions. We maintain the greatest standards of professionalism and personal responsibility. Committed to achieving a society where older people are respected, consulted, included, represented and heard. We’re committed to achieving a society where earlier people are respected, consulted, included, represented and heard. Occupied with our community, allied organizations, government partners and the media. Active with our community, allied organizations, government partners and the media, we ensure the interests and concerns of people over 50 are a priority for those who develop policies, deliver services and shape attitudes. Authoritative advice on a wide range of important issues. The Board of Directors comprises no more than nine Directors six elected by a postal vote of Members (referred to as Member Elected Directors) and three appointed by the Board (referred to as cooped Directors). Her specific research interest has been the evaluation of community encourage services for previous people and people with disabilities and she was a member of the MSW Home and Community Protection State Advisory Committee (Yacc SAC) for six years. Her vogue policy interests are in the health and well being of older people, end of life issues, social justice and equity and access issues among st previous people. He cares for all ages but the challenges of aging and final of life have exceptional resonance for his labor in health. He works each year in Aboriginal Medical Services in the Kimberley. Daryl joined the Board of COLA MSW in 2015. Achieving the rank of Commodore, he has over ten years of experience on various Government boards, including membership and chairmanship of a range of board committees. Daryl’s military career and board membership has enabled him to thrive mighty skills and experience in leadership, strategy development, corporate governance and risk management. He now serves as both Treasurer and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee. Joan is also on the Board of COLA Australia. Joan is committed to social justice issues, especially those policies related to the cost of living, health and well being of older people and inclusion of previous people. Engage and consult with our constituents, members and supporters. Working, employment transition, premature retirement. Engage and consult with our constituents, members and supporters: Homeshare is a plain idea that matches earlier people who might need some assistance in the home with younger people who are looking for affordable housing. Homeshare is a plain idea: someone with a spare room invites someone in need of affordable housing to live with them, in return for an agreed number of hours of help, and a financial contribution under market rent.