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Free health and wellbeing support packages

In 2021, ACH Group partnered with the Adelaide Primary Health Network to offer free resilience and re-conditioning packages to people aged 65+ (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people 55+) living in metropolitan Adelaide.

Over a six-week period, package recipients were connected with health professionals and services to foster healthy ageing and reduce the impact associated with COVID-19 restrictions.

Packages promoted and coordinated connection and re-connection to community services that benefitted physical, emotional and social health including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, personal training and social activities and experiences.

Outcomes included:

  • Improved physical activity,
  • Increased healthy eating,
  • Social connections,
  • Support to plan for future COVID-19 restrictions,
  • Support with technology for online and virtual connections.

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A special visitor brought joy to residents at Perry Park Residential Care Home! 🤩🐎

Residents and staff loved meeting Saffron up close, sharing pats and reminiscing about their own experiences with horses.

Moments like these highlight the simple yet profound connection. Thank you to Kate, who was at Perry Park as part of her student placement. When she learned that residents like horses, she arranged a visit with Saffron. ... See MoreSee Less

A special visitor brought joy to residents at Perry Park Residential Care Home! 🤩🐎 Residents and staff loved meeting Saffron up close, sharing pats and reminiscing about their own experiences with horses. Moments like these highlight the simple yet profound connection. Thank you to Kate, who was at Perry Park as part of her student placement. When she learned that residents like horses, she arranged a visit with Saffron.Image attachmentImage attachment+6Image attachment
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that’s awesome love it

What a lovely idea.

Just wonderful💖

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