CPSA news
Will cheques really finish by 2030, Treasurer?
Published 09 June 2023
Grey army of workers stays at home despite better Work Bonus
Published 07 June 2023
A new kid on the cholesterol block
Published 02 June 2023
By how much is your power bill going down?
Published 31 May 2023
Home Care Package funding goes up 12%
Published 29 May 2023
What's the role of triple zero in aged care?
Published 24 May 2023
Free Health Education Sessions for Seniors
Combined Pensioners & Superannuants Association’s Health Promotion Service offers free health education sessions via Zoom and face-to-face group sessions on several health topics:
- Arthritis Management
- StrokeSafe
- Oral Health Care
- Diabetes Management
- Healthy Bones & Osteoporosis
- Healthy Bladder & Bowel Habits
- Falls Injury Prevention
- Medicine Management
For more information and bookings please click here, or contact us at health@cpsa.org.au or 0404 548 063 or you can simply book a Zoom session online, by clicking the button below.
The NSW Seniors Activities Guide
Senior activities in town and country NSW
The NSW Seniors Activities Guide has information about activities in town and country NSW. Whether it’s sports, games, chats, book clubs, social groups or anything else, the NSW Seniors Activities Guide can help you find the contacts for the local activities that interest you.
THE VOICE of Pensioners and Superannuants
CPSA’s monthly publication since 1958
The printed version is free for members and $32 for non-members. The eVOICE is also available for free. Download the latest issue; read through back issues; and subscribe to the printed version and/or eVOICE.
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CPSA has been a voice since 1931
CPSA is a non-profit, non-party-political, membership association aiming to improve the standard of living and well-being of its constituents
CPSA promotes the rights, dignity and well-being of pensioners, superannuants and retirees on low incomes.
CPSA seeks a better deal on issues such as cost of living, health services, aged care, dental care, disability care, transport, and affordable housing and other essential services.
CPSA provides benevolent relief to pensioners, superannuants and low income low-income retirees.
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