Navigating the new Support at Home program?
To get started, call our Welcome Team at ACH Group on 8159 3500
You’re invited to meet the ACH Group Social Team, learn more about the current Discover and Explore experiences and find out more about social offerings especially for ACH Group retirement living residents.
When and where: Wednesday 15 May 2024, 10am – 11am
Meet in the foyer/café area at Spence on Light.
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Celebrating the Joining Generations Intergenerational Program 🌟
The culmination of the Joining Generations Intergenerational Program deserves a special moment of recognition - and our hearts are full! 💚
This celebration event brought together students, volunteers, families, and community partners to reflect on shared achievements and the incredible stories that highlight the power of connection across generations.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this program possible:
🙌 Charles Campbell College – Kevin O’Neil, Principal; Katie Rogers, Pastoral Care Worker
🙌 UniSA Social Work Program – Patricia Muncey, Field Education Team; Catherine Janine Rosales, Social Work Student; Mia (Meng) Zhao, Social Work Student
🙌 Campbelltown City Council – Bianca Connelly, Development Officer, Ageing Well
🙌 ACH Group – Lili Ganaye, Village Manager; Nat Johncock, Retirement Living - Operations Manager
🙌 Community Housing Inc – Tyson Brown, Manager, Community Development; Aaliyah Sirengo, Social Work Student at Flinders University
🎓 To the amazing Charles Campbell College students – Jonathan, Ruby, Ebony, Beau, Nicole, Emma, Maddy, Bonnie, Marcus, Joshua, and Elizabeth – and your families, thank you for your energy, creativity, and open hearts.
🤝 And to the Campbelltown City Council residents and volunteers – Robyn, John, Rosemary, Louis, Wendy, Josephine, Susan, Patricia, Suzanne, and Helen – your stories and wisdom made every connection richer.
🙌 Finally, a very special acknowledgment to Brian Harris, whose vision started it all. A Charles Campbell College volunteer and passionate advocate against bullying and ageism, Brian brought everyone together and turned an idea into a truly meaningful community partnership - one that will continue to grow and expand across other schools and councils.
Stay tuned to learn about the findings from the first round of the program! For now, please enjoy the photos from the celebration and join us in saying thank you to everyone involved in building bridges across generations.
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