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Everybody’s Game

Fun, fitness and friendships

Everybody’s Game aims to provide participants with opportunities to connect socially with like-minded people, participate in club life, make the most of the physical, mental, and social benefits of participating in physical activity.

The Everybody’s Game, a co-design program, funded by the Australian government Department of Social Services, was launched back in August 2021 and concluded in June 2022.

Project Officer Alex shared that it has been amazing to meet and get to know the participants and see the positive impact the program had in their life.

“From getting involved and giving a new activity a go, to creating friendships and enjoying a coffee and chat after the session, I am proud of what everyone achieved.”

Rudi joined the program a few months ago, and shared what he enjoys about Everybody’s Game.

Walking soccer is a modified version of the game that is small-sided, low-impact and suitable for all levels of ability and fitness, including those who have no experience with soccer!

  • A team-based exercise, some rules include no contact with the players, no balls above head height and ‘always having one foot on the ground’.
  • Matches are played with modified formats (5v5/6v6) on smaller pitches with shortened game times
  • The modified sport focuses on passing rather than speed/running.
  • Walking soccer ensures the environment is inclusive, fun, engaging for both new and returning players.

For more information head to Football SA.

The Everybody’s Game Project is a partnership between ACH Group, Football South Australia and Flinders University.

It is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

Go to www.dss.gov.au for more information.

For any questions or to know more about Walking Football, please phone ACH Group on 1300 22 44 77.

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The SALA Festival spotlights the incredible talents within ACH Group’s arts community. From seasoned artists to those just beginning their creative journeys, each work is a testament to the power of expression.

This festival also provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase the talents of ACH Group staff members - talents that often remain unseen in their daily interactions with colleagues, customers, and residents.

Meet two remarkable creatives who, in their free time, step away from their daily roles to channel their creativity into stunning masterpieces.

🌟 For Carolyn (Cally) Fenech, a Support Worker, creative expression is a way of life. She finds joy in repurposing and recycling, creating unique, practical items that can’t be found in mainstream shops.

Cally presented two artworks: ‘Hanging Basket by Cally’, featuring crocheted chains that are plaited together, and ‘Bag Me Cally’, a bag crafted from men’s ties.

🌟 Fay White, a Customer Support Officer, presented three large-scale quilts, all machine-pieced and quilted on a domestic sewing machine.

For Fay, quilting is both a relaxing activity and a means of self-expression, particularly when stitching the three layers of the quilt together. She shared that she often uses freehand motion to create her quilts, meaning she guides the design herself rather than relying on a pre-programmed pattern.

Her works included ‘Pickled Fish’, a large 186 x 188cm quilt, the memory quilt ‘My Sewing Journey’, and the geometrical ‘Next One’ quilt.

Cally and Fay, thank you for joining the SALA Festival and sharing your diverse passions with the community.
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The SALA Festival spotlights the incredible talents within ACH Group’s arts community. From seasoned artists to those just beginning their creative journeys, each work is a testament to the power of expression.
 
This festival also provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase the talents of ACH Group staff members - talents that often remain unseen in their daily interactions with colleagues, customers, and residents.
 
Meet two remarkable creatives who, in their free time, step away from their daily roles to channel their creativity into stunning masterpieces.
 
🌟 For Carolyn (Cally) Fenech, a Support Worker, creative expression is a way of life. She finds joy in repurposing and recycling, creating unique, practical items that can’t be found in mainstream shops. 
 
Cally presented two artworks: ‘Hanging Basket by Cally’, featuring crocheted chains that are plaited together, and ‘Bag Me Cally’, a bag crafted from men’s ties.
 
🌟 Fay White, a Customer Support Officer, presented three large-scale quilts, all machine-pieced and quilted on a domestic sewing machine. 
 
For Fay, quilting is both a relaxing activity and a means of self-expression, particularly when stitching the three layers of the quilt together. She shared that she often uses freehand motion to create her quilts, meaning she guides the design herself rather than relying on a pre-programmed pattern.
 
Her works included ‘Pickled Fish’, a large 186 x 188cm quilt, the memory quilt ‘My Sewing Journey’, and the geometrical ‘Next One’ quilt.
 
Cally and Fay, thank you for joining the SALA Festival and sharing your diverse passions with the community.Image attachment

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Great job girls