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Helping to shape the future of age friendly dining in the City of Onkaparinga.

During the months March and April 2021, people were invited to visit Jimmy Deane’s Restaurant – located at South Adelaide Football Club – or Becks Bakehouse, Port Noarlunga, to take part in the Dining Co Project.

Becks Bakehouse
25 Clarke Street
Port Noarlunga
Jimmy Deane’s Restaurant
South Adelaide Football Club
1 Lovelock Drive
Noarlunga Downs

The Dining Co. Project aimed to co-design age friendly eating-out experiences, gaining further understanding and responding to the needs and preferences of older people.

Eating out should be inviting, inclusive and accessible, and it should support meaningful social connections. Meaningful connections, in turn, support people to age well in their local communities.

Steps the venues took to become more age friendly.

  • all ages friendly food and drinks offers
  • ensuring people of all ages feel welcome and at ease
  • dementia awareness and education for staff and management
  • quieter and more comfortable seating options
  • special deals and offerings; and
  • social initiatives that promote community connections.

The Dining Co. Project was led by ACH Group and it is supported by Office for Ageing Well, SA Health. The project was supported locally by the City of Onkaparinga.

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21 hours ago

🚴‍♀️ 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!
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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!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