TOMNET Documents

Various documents are available here for your perusal.

Service User Charter

For more information regarding our Service User Charter, please click on the link below.

Code of Conduct

To view our Member Code of Conduct brochure please use the link below.

Your Privacy

TOMNET respects your privacy. To find out more please use the link below.

Feedback Form

At TOMNET, we appreciate receiving your feedback. To provide us with your feedback, please complete a form which can be accessed by using the link below.

Helpful Health Resources on the Darling Downs

A list of local and national Health organisations that can assist you.

Community Services Information

Community organisations that maybe of assistance to you.

To help you locate them, please click on the link.

Website Privacy policy

Click to download our Website Privacy policy

For activities in your area visit the Staying connected in your community page, or phone the Seniors Enquiry Line on 1300 135 500.

Loneliness and social isolation can affect everyone, but older people are particularly vulnerable after the loss of friends and family, reduced mobility or reduced income. We (State Govt.) fund a range of programs, available across Queensland, to help you reduce your risk of isolation, improve your health, and strengthen your links with your community.

The Seniors Enquiry Line provides Queensland seniors and their family, friends and carers with access to information on a wide range of topics including concessions, social activities, household assistance, retirement accommodation, financial and legal matters, health, education and transport. (Source: Qld Government Website)

Community Connections Phase 3 Report

Since 2001 TOMNET has aimed to develop, implement and expand effective responses to reduce suicide amongst older men in regional, rural and remote locations throughout Toowoomba and South West Queensland.

The Community Connections Project Phase 3 has continued to develop and tailor services against three key organisation principles:

Older men are the most effective at supporting one another.

The element of mateship is integral to the relationships that older men have with each other.

Suicide prevention and awareness in older men must address the social determinates of health and wellbeing whilst promoting a culture of connectedness.

The purpose of the Community Connections Phase 3 Project was to continue to respond to and address the needs of older men who are one of the key groups vulnerable to high levels of suicide.