Queensland Seniors Month is an annual celebration recognising the contributions, experience and value of older Queenslanders. The month promotes positive ageing, inclusion, independence and connection, while encouraging communities to support people as they age.
Why it matters
- Ageing well relies on more than health alone — it includes connection, purpose, security and independence.
- Older people can face isolation, reduced mobility, health challenges and barriers to participation if support systems are not in place.
- Positive ageing initiatives help reduce loneliness, improve well-being and strengthen community ties.
- Planning ahead supports independence, choice, and dignity as needs change over time.
- Families and carers often play a growing role as people age, making awareness and preparation essential.
- Recognising the value of older people challenges ageism and promotes respect across generations.
Queensland Seniors Month highlights the importance of supporting people to live well, stay connected and plan for later life.
Event Co-ordination / Support
Australia (Queensland)
- Council on the Ageing Queensland (COTA Qld)
State government initiative supporting older Queenslanders through programs, services and community engagement, now marking over six decades of advocacy and support.
