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For many WA Seniors Card members, home represents independence, comfort and security. Feeling safe in your own home is essential, and having the right protection in place can make all the difference.

Bonds Security Products, a WA Seniors Card business partner, is a locally owned Western Australian company that has been supplying and installing custom-made security doors and screens to...

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating a love story that’s been quietly growing stronger for more than five decades.

For Gary and Kerry Tate, love has always been about togetherness.

Married for an incredible 53 years, the couple first met thanks to a blind date organised by Gary’s best mate and brother, Chris. What began as a simple introduction soon became a lifelong partner...

Moving to a quiet coastal town seemed like the dream for Kym, until the social isolation began to take its toll. This is the story of how a simple monthly dinner is reconnecting men in our regional heartlands.

We explore how a seat at ‘The Men’s Table’ is helping Aussie blokes trade their "she’ll be right" attitude for life-saving conversation.

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For many Western Australians, turning 65 marks a milestone, they have long anticipated - receiving their WA Seniors Card. More than just a card, it represents recognition, independence and a sense of belonging. To appreciate the significance of the WA Senior’s Card today, it’s worth reflecting on its origins. The card emerged from grassroots advocacy and the belief that older Western Au...

The WA Seniors Card team have launched this year’s Discount Directory for WA Seniors Card members.

The 168-page booklet is available as both a hard-copy directory and online and offers a wide range of discounts on goods and services to help older Western Australians with the rising cost of living.

Businesses in both metropolitan and regional areas are featured in the directory ...

Pat discovered WA Seniors Card almost by chance. “I came to change a card down at reception about two and a half years ago,” she recalls. “I liked the t-shirts and from there I became a volunteer. Best thing I have ever done.”

Looking for something meaningful to do post-retirement, she found herself quickly immersed in volunteering. “It keeps your mind active. You get involved with...

When Jo first visited the WA Seniors Card Centre with her husband, she did not expect to walk out as a volunteer.

“One of the staff asked if I’d like to help out, and I thought, why not?” she laughs. “I’ve never looked back. It’s been the best part of my life since I retired.”

Over a year later, Jo remains one of the friendly faces who warmly greet seniors visiting the WA...