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Our program to assist in managing chronic disease is as individual as you are. No two people have the same life experience and medical history and your health issues need to be treated on an individual basis.

The aim of our program is to develop positive long-term behavioural change and healthy lifestyle choices. This is done after you have identified your individual goals and lifestyle requirements and, together with you, we will develop an action plan that suits your needs and assists you in achieving the outcomes you hope to achieve.

The package of support provided for you may include:

  • Lifestyle coaching
  • Risk factor minimisation education and supports
  • Individual exercise programs
  • Links to Social and Recreational and Community Activities
  • Self Management Programs
  • Advice and Education

For more information, please contact us on 1300 22 44 77

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Information Guide

ACH Group info guide 2021

Good Lives

Good Lives Magazine Autumn
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ACH Group is at Adelaide Comets, Ellis Park.
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⚽ “It’s that social aspect that everyone’s having fun. We’re all of different ages, different backgrounds but we’re all coming together just to have some fun,” Sarah – a participant of Everybody’s Game – said. ⚽ Opportunities to enjoy club life, including playing soccer and social activities, was the aim of Everybody’s Game – a walking soccer program for people living with neurological conditions. ⚽ In April, celebrations were had to mark the end of 16-week pilot program. The weather was great and participants were showing off their skills when local soccer players from the Adelaide Comets joined in. ⚽ Everybody’s Game was run by ACH Group in partnership with Football South Australia and Flinders University. Thank you to all involved including Adelaide Comets FC, Adelaide United, everyone who helped spread the word, and most of all participants who made that leap of faith, signed up and showed up! ⚽ In great news, the program will re-commence on Saturday 21 May, so if you know someone who could be interested to join, please let them know! 🔗 https://bit.ly/3l520qAImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment
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