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Part of our commitment to Good Lives for Older People is advocating to change the perception that the community has about older people; demonstrating that as we age, life can and does present new opportunities.

The stories of ACH Group customers, volunteers and staff receive regular coverage from local and national news outlets and a selection of these articles is below.

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Information Guide

ACH Group info guide 2021

Good Lives

Good lives mag Spring 2021
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ACH Group
2 weeks ago
ACH Group

Exciting news that construction has commenced at Healthia – a health and education hub – to be built within the Playford Health Precinct in Adelaide’s north.
Over more than 15,000 square metres of land, Healthia will reimagine aged care in the future and include a 96-place residential care home comprising 8 small-scale homes, each with 12 private rooms. The University of South Australia will co-locate with a general practice and student-led allied health clinic open to the public.
Opening mid 2023 - watch the video below and experience Healthia!
To learn more visit achgroup.org.au/key-initiatives/healthia-achgroup/

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PlayHealthia – a health and education hub
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ACH Group
2 weeks ago
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PROPERTY OF THE WEEK:
A low maintenance lifestyle that is your own awaits at Spence on Light.

Apartment 1302 takes in views across the city to Adelaide Hills. The brand-new city apartment offers a spacious bedroom, quality fixtures and fittings, light-filled open plan living and views across the sea from your balcony.

Enjoy the city lifestyle a short walk from your front door; shops, cafes, Central Market, Adelaide’s green parklands plus more!

To arrange your private viewing, please call Denise on 0428 540 999.

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PROPERTY OF THE WEEK: A low maintenance lifestyle that is your own awaits at Spence on Light. Apartment 1302 takes in views across the city to Adelaide Hills. The brand-new city apartment offers a spacious bedroom, quality fixtures and fittings, light-filled open plan living and views across the sea from your balcony. Enjoy the city lifestyle a short walk from your front door; shops, cafes, Central Market, Adelaide’s green parklands plus more! To arrange your private viewing, please call Denise on 0428 540 999. Learn more: https://achgroup.org.au/available-unit/adelaide-spence-on-light-apartment-1302/Image attachmentImage attachment
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2 weeks ago
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‘I’m finding it far more fun than I expected and realise that I’m more coordinated than I thought! My coordination is actually getting better each week playing the game,” Saran, a participant in Everybody’s Game (pictured left), said.

Everybody’s Game - a new free walking football (soccer) program – for people who have had a stroke and/or live with neurological conditions kicks off again on 15th January 2022 from 9am – 11am at Ellis Park, the home of the Adelaide Comets FC on West Terrace.

It’s a great way to meet like-minded people, experience club life, and learn or improve soccer skills with coaching by Football South Australia coaches! No soccer experience is necessary.

Do you know someone who would like to get involved? Learn more here achgroup.org.au/key-initiatives/everybodys-game ... See MoreSee Less

‘I’m finding it far more fun than I expected and realise that I’m more coordinated than I thought! My coordination is actually getting better each week playing the game,” Saran, a participant in Everybody’s Game (pictured left), said. Everybody’s Game - a new free walking football (soccer) program – for people who have had a stroke and/or live with neurological conditions kicks off again on 15th January 2022 from 9am – 11am at Ellis Park, the home of the Adelaide Comets FC on West Terrace. It’s a great way to meet like-minded people, experience club life, and learn or improve soccer skills with coaching by Football South Australia coaches! No soccer experience is necessary. Do you know someone who would like to get involved? Learn more here achgroup.org.au/key-initiatives/everybodys-game
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