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You are invited to join in the State-wide Conversation with Older South Australians

Did you know people over 50 make up one third of the South Australian population? What older people have to say matters and your voice is critical to our State's future.

The State-wide Conversation with Older South Australians is an invitation to participate in a dynamic conversation to inform and influence an age-friendly future for South Australia.

The conversations are being held around the state in November. They will reflect the diversity, creativity and vitality of older South Australians. The conversations acknowledge the future of ageing will look very different to anything we have seen before, and that the older South Australians of today have a significant contribution to make to this state's future.

The outcomes from these conversations will inform Office for the Ageing's future work and that of government more broadly for older South Australians.

Join in the Conversation being held at COTA,

When: Thursday 24th or Wednesday 30th November 2016
Time: 10am to 12noon
Where: COTA SA, 16 Hutt Street, Adelaide

The session will be hosted by COTA SA volunteer facilitators. Morning tea provided.

Please RSVP on 08 8232 0422 or lrogers@cotasa.org.au.

If you decide to attend please take 2 minutes to complete a short survey before you come along to the conversation

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ComConFac

If you can't come and still want to join in, there are videos, information and an opportunity to provide your thoughts on the themes about active ageing and age-friendly communities mean to you at www.yoursay.sa.gov.au/agefriendlysa

 

COTA SA acknowledges the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains as the traditional custodians of the land our headquarters occupy. We also acknowledge all Aboriginal nations throughout South Australia. We honour Aboriginal peoples’ continuing connection to Country and recognise that their sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal people.