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Key initiatives – ACH Group

ACH Group projects are made possible through the partnerships we have forged over the years with key industry organisations and government, to help us fulfil our vision to support good lives.

Partnerships include:

Health Organisations 

We continue to build our partnership with SA Health and Flinders University, which commenced with the launch of the state of the art ViTA concept in 2014.

Housing Organisations 

We are partnering with Housing Choices Australia to meet the demand for affordable properties as the NRAS (National Rental Affordability Scheme) is phased out.

Students

We continue to support the future aged care workforce by providing more than 800 students with work experience placements per year.

Aged Care Providers

We participate in the SA Innovation Hub, a community practice of 10 progressive aged care organisations, sharing current best practice and inventing new approaches.

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The Workforce Cycling Challenge is in full swing too - meet Hollie, one of our fantastic riders 🚴‍♀️✨

Hollie is a Scheduling Officer in the Customer Access Team and has been with ACH Group for 2.5 years, coordinating community and home services for customers. With a background as a Personal Trainer, she has a strong passion for health and fitness and has always enjoyed getting out on her bike.

Most of her rides are through the parklands or along the Torrens bike path, enjoying fresh air and movement - often while listening to lectures for her Master of Public Health.

A big cheer for everyone taking part:
🚴‍♀️ Teams – Mikes Bikes, Squeaky Wheels, Spin Doctors, Spin Cycle, Non-Riders and BT
🚴‍♀️ E-Riders – Nic, Ella, Margie and Leanne
🚴‍♀️ Individuals – Rylee, Jodie, Mary-Anne, Beth, Brodie, Kathleen, John, Anil, Denise and Katey

Keep pedalling, keep encouraging one another, and enjoy every ride - you’re all doing a great job! 💛👏
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