📢 Good news for older Australians
From 1 October 2026, there will be no out-of-pocket costs* for approved personal care services delivered through the Support at Home program.
ACH Group has long advocated for making personal care more accessible for older Australians. This change is a positive step forward, helping more people access support that promotes independence, confidence and wellbeing at home.
Whether you're already receiving Support at Home services or exploring your options, we're here to help you understand what the changes mean for you.
Learn more 🔗 bit.ly/4xQzOek
*If you're approved for personal care services through the Support at Home program and have funding available in your budget.
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This Dementia Action Week, we’re joining Dementia Australia ustralia with a simple but powerful ask of everyone in Australia to talk about dementia.
If dementia has touched your life, you are not alone. There is support.
At ACH Group all our services are inclusive of people with cognitive impairments including dementia, as well as dementia specific services to suit individual needs and allow for choice.
Read more about Dementia Action Week and the support available 🔗 bit.ly/3Ve816D
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"By far the best high tea experience ever." 🌟
That was just one of the compliments shared following our recent Hardy's Verandah Restaurant High Tea day tour.
Customers praised the exceptional food, service and venue, along with the care provided by our Support Workers throughout the day.
Others highlighted the comfortable journey through the Adelaide Hills, appreciating the thoughtful route and relaxed pace that made the trip enjoyable from start to finish. 🚌
Set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Lofty House, the outing combined beautiful surroundings, great food and wonderful company, creating a memorable experience for everyone who attended.
These outings are part of our Discover & Explore Social Experiences. Learn more 🔗 bit.ly/3ESfJud
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Sometimes the most important support starts with a simple check-in.
When Helena stopped attending regular lunch outings, our team noticed and reached out.
That conversation led to support focused on what mattered most to her: staying active, independent and connected to family and community.
“I have two young granddaughters and a grandson due soon - I hope to be more mobile and interact with them more, maybe offer more help to their parents.”
Discover the practical steps Helena took towards better health 🔗 bit.ly/4hkVPN0
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Taking small steps that matter ✨
Women’s Health Week is a reminder for women to prioritise their wellbeing, even when life feels busy.
Helena shares how small, everyday actions, from making time to rest and move to staying connected, can make a meaningful difference.
Read Helena’s tips 🔗 bit.ly/4yzMMxD
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