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You can access services immediately, and there is no waiting period and no assessment by My Aged Care. 

Privately-funded services are suitable if you don’t qualify for government assistance or you don’t want to go through the government assessment and wait for funding (e.g. a Support at Home). 

This option is also suitable if you want to access services while waiting for approval for government-subsidised services or ‘top up’ your government subsidised services. 

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Learn more about the price list and eligibility.

Contact us to arrange for arrange for privately funded services on 1300 22 44 77. 

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ACH Group
2 days ago

What can 35,000 tiny beads become? In Jean Kelly’s hands, a beautiful landscape. 💎

While Jean has always enjoyed art, particularly working with acrylics, she discovered diamond painting through an ACH Group art group.

“It is the best thing about the class, how many different forms of artwork you are exposed to,” she said.

Diamond painting involves carefully placing thousands of colourful beads onto a canvas, gradually bringing an image to life. For Jean, the process is both creative and calming.

“You just get into a rhythm and start to zone out. It is almost like meditation,” she said.

“The problem is if you get too in the zone and knock one of the containers off the bench, it is a chore to find all the beads again,” she laughed from experience.

Jean is one of more than 90 artists exhibiting as part of ACH Group's SALA 2026 exhibition, Seasons of Life. Her story is a wonderful reminder of the joy that can come from discovering something new and continuing to explore your creativity.

Learn more about ACH Group’s SALA 2026 exhibitions 🔗 bit.ly/4hbhHuD ...

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