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ACH Group supports Glenelg community

ACH Group has lent its support to the Glenelg community through a Stadium Naming Rights partnership signed in November 2018.

Formerly Gliderol Stadium, the sporting complex that houses the Glenelg Football Club and Glenelg Cricket Club is now known as ACH Group Stadium.

Glenelg Football Club Chief Executive Officer Glenn Elliott said the naming rights partnership would further strengthen the relationship between ACH Group and the Glenelg Football Club.

“Now established at the Glenelg Oval precinct, this exciting announcement confirms ACH Group’s long-term commitment to the local area,” Mr Elliott said. “As with ACH Group, Glenelg Football Club is a local not-for-profit entity with an established presence since its foundation in 1920. The Club promotes sporting participation leading to healthier lifestyles for South Australians of all ages.” “We share common ambitions including knowing our customers well, providing personalised service, being flexible to adapt to changing circumstances and developing strong partnerships. The synergies between the two entities are strong which will ensure a strong partnership.”

For 65 years, ACH Group has supported thousands of South Australians through their ageing journey. ACH Group offers a broad range of services that support people to engage and connect to the community, live well at home with support, in a retirement unit or residential care home and to maintain and even improve their health and wellbeing.

ACH Group’s 1,800 employees and more than 400 volunteers share the belief that older people should be valued and in control of their lives and pride themselves on challenging the stereotypes when it comes to ageing.

The Stadium at Glenelg has a capacity of 15,000 and has a main grandstand on the western wing as well as family-friendly grassed mound. The Stadium houses the Glenelg Football Club offices, President’s Function Room and Glenelg Club, open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Also located on the Brighton Road side of the ground is the home of the Glenelg Cricket Club.

ACH Group opened its Health Studio 50+ upstairs at the club in February 2018.

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🚴‍♀️ Continuing with all things cycling 🌟

At ACH Group, we believe in the importance of community and staying connected.
Events like Tour Down Under are perfect opportunities to bring people together, foster social connections, and promote a sense of belonging.

ACH Group Head of Social and avid cyclist, Katey Elding, shares her experience:

“During TDU, there are countless community rides hosted by cycle stores and clubs - most are free and open to everyone. Last weekend, my partner Dave and I joined a Curve Cycling ride from Whippets Workshop in Stepney.

The route took us through Mt Osmond, Crafers, and McLaren Vale, with a coffee stop at the welcoming Clarendon General Store. We ended in Willunga, just 250 meters from the top of Willunga Hill, to watch Stage 2 of the women’s TDU race.

The weekend was a perfect mix of adventure, inspiration, and the warm embrace of the cycling community. It’s a fantastic way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with like-minded individuals.”

Big thanks to Katey for championing community connection and inspiring everyone to get involved in a healthy and active lifestyle! ... See MoreSee Less

🚴‍♀️ Continuing with all things cycling 🌟 At ACH Group, we believe in the importance of community and staying connected. Events like Tour Down Under are perfect opportunities to bring people together, foster social connections, and promote a sense of belonging. ACH Group Head of Social and avid cyclist, Katey Elding, shares her experience: “During TDU, there are countless community rides hosted by cycle stores and clubs - most are free and open to everyone. Last weekend, my partner Dave and I joined a Curve Cycling ride from Whippets Workshop in Stepney. The route took us through Mt Osmond, Crafers, and McLaren Vale, with a coffee stop at the welcoming Clarendon General Store. We ended in Willunga, just 250 meters from the top of Willunga Hill, to watch Stage 2 of the women’s TDU race. The weekend was a perfect mix of adventure, inspiration, and the warm embrace of the cycling community. It’s a fantastic way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with like-minded individuals.” Big thanks to Katey for championing community connection and inspiring everyone to get involved in a healthy and active lifestyle!Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Great stuff Katey ! If anyone would prefer mainly off-road social rides (mountain bikes, hybrids) with the occasional road ride check out Cycle Salisbury Social Rides www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/cyclesalisbury