Care Organisations
Aged care organisations in Australia - quick reference list
Trying to co-ordinate services and get the help you need can be confusing. A number of key organisations will be able to help you.
COTA - Australian Council on the Ageing
Australian Council on the Ageing or COTA is Australia's leading seniors organisation, with individual members and seniors organisation members in all States and Territories.
Carers Australia
Carers Australia strive to promote recognition of all carers to the wider community and government.
Carers Australia through the network of carers associations in each state and territory provides help and support to carers by way of counselling, advice, education and training.
The Continence Foundation of Australia
The Continence Foundation of Australia (CFA) is a not-for-profit organisation which strives to raise awareness of incontinence. It advocates on behalf of those Australians with this health condition, or who are caring for someone with incontinence problems.
Diabetes Australia
Diabetes Australia is the national peak body for diabetes in Australia providing a single, powerful, collective voice for people living with diabetes, their families and carers.
National Stroke Foundation
The National Stroke Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that works with the public, government, health professionals, patients, carers and stroke survivors to reduce the impact of stroke on the Australian community.
Parkinson's Australia
Parkinson's Australia is the peak nation wide agency representing the needs and interests of people living with Parkinson's disease.
Vision Australia
Vision Australia is the nations leading agency representing the needs of people with low vision and blindness around the country.
Alzheimer's Australia
Alzheimer's Australia is the national peak body supporting people living with dementia, their carers and families.
Arthritis Australia
Arthritis Australia is the nation's major arthritis organisation.
Disclaimer: This site is for information purposes only and should not be used to diagnose or treat a health problem, nor as a substitute for professional advice with a qualified health professional or doctor.
