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Good Lives Magazine – Issue 12

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Welcome to the 12th issue of Good Lives Magazine

Our long-time readers may notice the magazine has undergone a design refresh, but rest assured we’ve continued to fill the pages with your favourite content.

On the topic of new things, in September ACH Group opened Healthia – an aged care, health, and education hub – located in Adelaide’s north. Jean and Rose, who grace the front cover, were some of the first residents of Healthia Residential Care Home. Having been friends for more than 40 years, they now live next to one another at Healthia.

Read more about their story from page four. Also, inside this edition, you’ll find a list of free activities around Adelaide and on the Fleurieu Peninsula; health and wellbeing articles on how to get creative and tips for eating well over the festive season; and three centenarians came together to share their insightful views.

Plus, on page 20 we introduce you to our new Chair of the Board, Imelda Lynch, so you can get to know a little more about her.

Turn to page 23 and 33 of this issue for your chance to win!

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Want to get your hands on a hard copy of the magazine? There will be copies of the Good Lives Magazine available at ACH Group’s office at 22 Henley Beach Road, Mile End, South Australia.

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🎊 Celebrating culture, connection and community

ACH Group was proud to attend the Khmer Culture and Food Event on Saturday 15 August, joining community members, multicultural leaders, the Governor of South Australia, and Federal and State MPs to celebrate the rich contribution of our state's Cambodian community.

The ACH Group Cambodian Community Team hosted a stall showcasing our weekly social groups, temple visits, community tours and Home Care services, helping older Cambodians stay connected to their culture, language and community.

Maintaining cultural connections is vital for wellbeing, belonging and ageing well – all of which are integral components of thriving community.

📸 Pictured: ACH Group's Cambodian Community team with Chair of the South Australian Multicultural Commission Luisa Greco, and highlights from the event.
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