COTA NSW

We are the leading not-for-profit organisation representing the rights and interests of people over 50 in NSW.

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COTA NSW

We are the leading not-for-profit organisation representing the rights and interests of people over 50 in NSW.

Information

COTA NSW provides a number of information pathways that keep you up to date on key issues that are important to you.

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Our Work

COTA NSW is the peak body in the ageing sector and a respected player in the policy field. Good policy begins with community consultation.

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Get Involved

COTA NSW works with older people in NSW to advocate on their concerns and needs and make sure their voices are heard.

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OM:NI Older Men New Ideas

OM:NI is for men aged over 50. It is about mateship, developing connections, listening to other men and sharing joys, sorrows, achievements and hopes.

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OM:NI Older Men New Ideas - COTA NSW
OM:NI Older Men New Ideas

OM:NI is for men aged over 50. It is about mateship, developing connections, listening to other men and sharing joys, sorrows, achievements and hopes.

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Read our newsletters

Catch up with our latest news, including details on our AGM and Ageing Well panel discussion on Wednesday 4 December.

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COTA Conversations

Our November webinar will explore navigating relationships. Our expert guest is Elisabeth Shaw, clinical psychologist and CEO of Relationships Australia NSW.

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Voices of Solitude

An in-depth exploration of the factors contributing to loneliness and social isolation among individuals aged 50 and over in New South Wales, along with insights on how to address these challenges.

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COTA Blogs

Read our latest Blogs on topics of importance to older people in NSW.

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COTA Watch

COTA Watch webinars feature experts and those with lived experience talk to topics of interest to our supporters.

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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work around NSW.


We pay respect to elders past and present and those who continue the journey. We recognise the rich indigenous heritage and culture of this country.