Seniors
Seniors Card
The Seniors Card is available to persons aged 60 years or over who are permanent residents of Victoria and who are employed less than 35 hours per week or not in paid employment. If you would like an application form visit my office and pick one up or phone 5799 2760 and we will post one out to you OR call the Seniors Card Hotline on 1300 797210.
Office of Senior Victorians
The Office of Senior Victorians is committed to enhancing the quality of life of seniors by promoting positive ageing and encouraging the community to plan for an ageing population. www.seniors
Council on the Ageing
COTA Victoria is the peak body representing the wide-ranging needs and interests of older people in the Victorian community. www.cotavic
State Concessions
The Victorian Government offers concessions to holders of -
- Pensioner Concession Card
- Health Care Card
- Certain Veterans' Affairs cards.
Discounts are available on the following -
- gas, water and electricity bills
- council rates
- public transport
- stamp duty on properties
- car registration
- other services
For information on eligibility and how to apply see State Concessions or call the Concessions Information Line 1800 658 521.
Seniors in Seymour Electorate
U3A stands for University of the Third Age
U3A is about sharing skills and interests for mutual benefit of all members. It is about keeping minds active and in touch with others especially in the retirement years. It is about having a good time with others while learning.
U3A in your district - Seymour, Kilmore, Healesville, Yea
More information for Seniors
Victorian Government Health Information
Go for your Life - for older adults
Better Health Channel
Nurse on Call
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Petitions
Legislative Assembly
Petitions need to follow a particular format before they can be tabled in the Legislative Assembly. There is a format to follow and rules about content, language, signatures and arranging presentation.
To ensure your petition is accepted and tabled in the Assembly please go to the Parliament of Victoria website and read or download the fact sheets available - www.parliament.vic.gov.au
Alternatively, contact my office and the information can be posted to you.
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