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Valmai Janssan with her family
July 27, 2026

Busy hands make award-winning work  

Valmai Janssan’s family says one of the first things people notice about the 90-year-old is that her hands never stop moving. The prolific artist is set to have her abstract acrylic painting ‘Conchita’ printed and plastered all over metropolitan Adelaide after winning ACH Group’s SALA competition. Her work was chosen from hundreds of entries to be the hero image for ACH Group’s upcoming SALA exhibitions.
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Dover Gardens residential care home
July 24, 2026

ACH Group secures $17.6 million grant for new residential care home

ACH Group has secured a $17.6 million Federal Government grant to support the construction of its 150-bed residential care home at Dover Gardens. The funding was announced on 22 July by Minister for Health and Ageing, Hon. Mark Butler MP, and Minister for Aged Care and Seniors, Hon. Sam Rae MP, through the Aged Care Capital Assistance Program.
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Dorian is pictured here at her retirement village at ACH Group James Evans Court
July 21, 2026

Finding her true north

Since moving to James Evans Court 10 years ago, Dorian Marsland-Smith has embraced a life defined by independence, curiosity and a willingness to keep discovering what’s possible. A retirement living resident with ACH Group, she is someone who has never followed a straight path – but instead forged her own, guided by instinct, resilience and an enduring sense of adventure.
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Ghislaine Entwisle
July 7, 2026

ACH Group appoints new Board member

Ghislaine Entwisle brings more than two decades of senior leadership across private, public and non-government sectors in technological innovation and strategic insight. With a professional background in commerce and information technology, Ms Entwisle has led major digital transformations to modernise digital platforms and ensure a seamless experience for customers.
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In the shadow of Anfield: a lifelong love of football
July 1, 2026

A lifelong love of football

From standing in the shadow of Anfield as a young Liverpool supporter to watching the World Cup from Adelaide, Paul Hughes’ lifelong love of sport has travelled with him across generations, countries and codes. As ACH Group prepares to celebrate the football spirit with a friendly penalty shootout, Paul reflects on the moments, memories and people that have shaped his enduring passion for the game.
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Consumer Advisory Body members
July 1, 2026

Home Care and Community Advisory Body

Home Care and Community Consumer Advisory Body Help improve the care and services you use We are inviting customers and family members to join ACH Group’s Home Care and Community Consumer Advisory Body. About the Consumer Advisory Body The ACH Group Consumer Advisory
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SMS messages from ACH Group
June 25, 2026

SMS messages from ACH Group

From 1 July 2026, new rules require businesses and organisations to register their SMS sender ID (the name shown instead of a phone number at the top of a text message, such as “AusPost” or “myGov”). ACH Group has registered its sender ID. This means any SMS you receive from us will show ACH Group as the sender.
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Peter exercises at Health Studio Glenelg and highlights the importance of keeping active
June 19, 2026

Your health is your independence

For Men’s Health Week 2026, Peter shares a simple message with other older men, emphasising that good health is key to maintaining independence. Improving his health has allowed him to continue living in his own home, drive, shop independently, take annual holidays and keep doing the everyday things that make life fulfilling. Men’s Health Week is a good reminder that you don’t need a big change to make a difference to your health and independence.
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Independence is important - support worker engaging with a customer
June 9, 2026

Wellbeing is about connection, not just longevity

We're living longer than ever before - but what does it really mean to age well? Wellbeing is about connection, not just longevity. Ageing well is built through connection, participation and the way we value each other. This reinforces that ageing well isn’t measured by years lived, but by whether people can maintain relationships, feel supported, and remain part of everyday life.
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100 cards story
June 9, 2026

100 cards, 100 years and what they tell us about living longer

We often talk about ageing as something that happens to us. In truth, ageing well is something we build, year by year, habit by habit, relationship by relationship. It means paying attention to our health early, staying curious as our bodies change, and accepting support. Just as importantly, it means staying connected. Health is not only physical. It is social, emotional and deeply human.
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