Seniors | Redland City Council

Redlands Coast Age-friendly Action Plan

Redland City Council is committed to supporting our residents to age well. The Redlands Coast Age-friendly Action Plan 2021-2026 is a five-year action plan based on the World Health Organisation's Age-friendly cities model. This plan provides a way forward for Council, the community and the Government to work together to ensure that ageing on Redlands Coast is a positive experience, and people of all ages are valued and can live active fulfilling lives.  

Redlands Coast Seniors Month Funding has now opened 

The funding aligns with the Queensland Seniors Month 2025 theme of ‘Love Getting Older in Queensland’ and promotes positive community attitudes towards older people and ageing, provides opportunities for community participation to enhance community connections and celebrates older Queenslanders and their ongoing contributions – whether as volunteers or in the workforce, community leaders or carers, grandparents or advocates.

Available funding

Not-for-profit organisations can apply for $500 up to $2,000. Applications open from 8am on Monday 12 May 2025 and close midnight Sunday 22 June 2025.  

Terms and Conditions

Prior to making an application, it is important to read the Redland Coast Senior’s Month Funding Program Guidelines.

How can I apply?

Applications must be completed via Council's online portal SmartyGrants.

Application form will be available prior to Round opening. 

Redlands Coast Seniors Month Application form 

Supporting our Seniors

  • Legal Aid Queensland – 1300 651 188
  • Women’s Legal Service – 1800 957 957
  • ATSI Legal Service – 1800 012 255
  • Bayside Community Legal Service – 07 3162 3282
  • Brisbane Seniors & Support Services – 07 3214 6333
  • LGBTQI Legal Service – 07 3124 7160
  • Victim Assist – 1300 546 587
  • Services Australia – 132 307
  • Volunteering Redlands – 07 3086 0000
  • Access Community Services – 07 3412 8222
  • Yulu-Burri-Ba Aboriginal Corporation for Community Health – 07 3900 7800
  • Minjerribah-Moorgumpin Elders-in-Council Aboriginal Corporation – 07 3409 9723
  • Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) – 07 3415 2816
  • COOEE Indigenous Family and Community Education Centre – 07 3134 2195
  • NSI Housing Co-op – 07 3409 9340
  • Stradbroke Early Learning Centre – 07 3409 9093
  • NDIS Local Area Coordination – 1300 626 636
  • NDIS Early Childhood Approach – 1300 003 234
  • Myhorizon – 1300 694 974
  • Centacare Respite Services – 1300 236 822
  • Empowered To Care – 1800 595 321
  • National Disability Services – 3828 9400
  • NDIS Hotline – 1800 800 110
  • STAR Community Services – 07 3821 6699

Mainland Community

Redlands Community Centre
Phone (07) 3245 2117
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 10am–2pm
Wednesday 10am–12pm
As well as pickup, delivery may be available to vulnerable persons (as capacity allows)

Southern Moreton Bay Islands (SMBI)

Bay Islands Community Service
Russell Island residents
Phone (07) 3409 1177
Weekdays 9am–12pm

Macleay Island residents
Phone (07) 3409 4222
Weekdays 9am–12pm
Delivery not available

Each week there are many activities available for older adults on Redlands Coast:

Older adults may be eligible to access the following services:

Council offers volunteering opportunities for older people. Please contact the following if you are interested in volunteering:

For more information contact the Community Development team on (07) 3829 8999 or email agefriendly@redland.qld.gov.au