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Now: Support at Home

From 1 November 2025, the Australian Government is introducing the new Support at Home program, a significant change designed to make accessing in-home aged care simpler, more flexible, and truly responsive to your unique needs.

This program replaces the existing Home Care Package (HCP) Program and the Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Programme.

If you are currently receiving a Home Care Package, you will transition to the Support at Home program.

Your services will continue, but the way they are funded and managed will change to a streamlined model.

Whether you’re new to aged care or already receiving services through ACH Group, we’ll work closely with you to ensure you feel informed, confident, and supported through every step.

With ACH Group, you can access:

  • Allied Health Support: Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, and more to support your health and mobility.
  • Everyday Living Assistance: Help with tasks like cleaning, gardening, meal preparation, and transport.
  • Personal Care: Dignified support with daily routines.
  • Social Connections: Opportunities to stay active and engaged in your community.

Ready to discover how we can support you?

Whether you’re exploring options for yourself or a loved one, our friendly team is here to answer your questions and guide you through the possibilities. Discover the ACH Group difference today.

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ACH Group’s new retirement living walking groups are bringing residents together for gentle, guided walks that support both physical and cognitive wellbeing.🚶‍♀️

The walking groups offer more than just exercise. It’s motivation, social connection, and a chance to catch up with friends.

Last week, during Brain Awareness Week, residents were reminded that supporting brain health doesn’t have to be complicated - sometimes it’s as simple as putting one foot in front of the other. 👣

For Helena, staying active is deeply personal and she was quick to join her local group in Marden. Both of her parents lived with dementia, shaping her commitment to looking after her brain and body.

💬“I love to read, do puzzles and play solitaire but I always find those things so much easier after a walk,” she says.

✨ A powerful reminder that small, everyday habits, and a few extra steps, can make a big difference to our brain health. 🧠💪

📸Here are a few snapshots from the group’s recent walk, featuring Helena (in the middle) alongside fellow residents Sue, Julie, Lou, Eileen and Marylin.
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