Explore, experience, and create social connections
There has never been a better time to create new and meaningful social connections, learn a new skill or revitalise a past one, and discover South Australia.
Be a tourist in your own state with a range of day tours and getaways visiting iconic destinations. While our frequent social experiences – such as choirs, art classes, long lunches, and technology coaching – support you to keep doing the things you love, learn new skills, and meet new people. One-on-one experiences are also available.
You do you, we’re here for the rest
What services are available?
Social experiences include:
- Explore South Australia on day tours and getaways
- A range of frequent experiences including:
- Arts and culture
- Sport and recreation
- Movies, concerts, long lunches, and nights out
- Technology coaching
- Carer support experiences
- Cambodian community experiences
Learn more about ACH Group social experiences.
How can you access social experiences?
In Australia, people who are aged 65 or older can access social experiences using Support at Home or Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP). If you’re not eligible for government assistance, the services can be privately funded.
Where do you start?
To access SAH or CHSP, you will need to undergo an assessment to determine your care needs and the type and level of support you require. For SAH this is arranged with the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT), for CHSP the Regional Assessment Service (RAS).
ACH Group is here to support you every step of the way.
Our Welcome Team can answer your questions and arrange an assessment.
Contact the Welcome Team via 1300 22 44 77 or [email protected].
You do you, we’re here for the rest.
Social experiences at ACH Group
Be adventurous, get out and about, keep doing what you love or discover new interests, and make new connections.
Available experiences
Simply choose from experiences that match your interests. Embrace your inner creativity or keep active and social with new activities.
Benefits of art that may surprise you
Creating art can benefit your health, including relieving stress and providing opportunities to connect and socialise.
