COTA Tasmania's story
Council on the Ageing (COTA) Tasmania has been a member of the 26Ten Network since 2017.
What it means to be part of the 26Ten Network
“Council on the Ageing (COTA) Tasmania is all too aware of the importance of communicating clearly in our work with people across the state. Being part of this network assists to keep us connected to likeminded organisations and to continue in our learning journey as a team, ensuring we offer accessible and inclusive information and support through our programs and services to older Tasmanians.”
Why is 26Ten important to your organisation
“26Ten helps us to reflect and consider the different audiences we have and the best way to clearly speak to each audience. We share the same values as 26Ten and as an organisation we are committed to being part of the solution to our state’s literacy challenges, as well as make our workplace supportive for all.”
More success stories:
Peter's award for adult literacy work
"Every step, that's a step forward. Even if it's two steps forward and one step back, every bit of progress goes toward building that person, and that's just a huge reward to see that."
Huon 26Ten Community
The Huon 26Ten Community contributes to a prosperous community where local residents and workers have the confidence and skills they need to flourish in work and everyday life.
