COTA NT, also known as Council on the Ageing NT, is a leading not-for-profit organization dedicated to advocating for and working towards an age-friendly, just, inclusive, and equitable society for all Territorians over 50. With a focus on empowering seniors and promoting their rights and interests, COTA NT offers a range of services including advocacy, information, support, and training for aged care service providers. Through initiatives like the Darwin Seniors Expo and Seniors Voice publication, COTA NT actively engages with the senior community to create a better place to live.
At its central city premises in Spillett House, COTA NT provides meeting rooms equipped for seniors, community groups, and not-for-profit associations. Members can benefit from a 10% reduction in costs for room bookings, with donations contributing to the maintenance of the facilities. The organization prioritizes access for seniors groups and businesses catering to seniors, offering a range of equipment and infrastructure for use. Limited free parking is available for visitors, ensuring convenience for those utilizing the facilities.
With a history spanning nine years, COTA NT continues to make a difference in the lives of senior Territorians through its commitment to advocacy, support, and community engagement. By fostering a sense of inclusivity and providing valuable resources such as age care information and services, COTA NT plays a vital role in promoting the well-being and quality of life for individuals over 50 in the Northern Territory. Joining as a member or volunteer allows individuals to contribute to the organization’s mission of creating a more age-friendly and equitable society for all.