Christmas in July brings joy to ACH Group retirement communities 🎄
More than 200 residents from ACH Group’s retirement living communities came together to celebrate the much-loved Christmas in July events, held at the Adelaide Pavilion and Woodcroft Hotel.
Guests enjoyed a delicious festive menu with hearty mains and indulgent desserts, all while being entertained by Three Little Sisters - Australia’s retro vocal trio, performing timeless classics from the 1940s to the 1990s. ‘Bing Crosby’ performed by Peter Noble also joined The Three Sisters.
The room lit up with excitement during the raffle, which featured three prizes - congratulations to all our lucky winners!
A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made the celebrations so special. 🎁✨
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NAIDOC Week (6–13 July) celebrates the culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, ACH Group is reviewing our Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Strategy to create more opportunities to celebrate and support First Nations employees, customers and residents. We look forward to sharing more later this year.
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We’re proud to see our CEO Linda Feldt featured in leading SA news outlet InDaily, “10 minutes With…” Series sharing her journey, leadership insights and ACH Group’s vision for aged care in South Australia.
Read the story, a part of InDaily’s ’10 minutes with…’ campaign, here 🔗 bit.ly/407ro4a
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Common myths about retirement living can create confusion about financial contracts and don't reflect what life is really like when you move into a retirement village.
🤔 The most common myths include…
🔎 Myth # 1: Moving into retirement living will encourage me to slow down
🔎 Myth #2: Retirement living is not a good investment
🔎 Myth #3: Downsizing is too hard
🔎 Myth #4: I’ll lose my local connections
Visit our blog as we unpack these myths and separate facts from fiction 🔗 bit.ly/4eJiRtF
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🌼 Colton Court residents enjoyed a special morning tea! 🌼
Helen, Joan, Merrilyn, and Alison from Colton Court Residential Care Home were delighted to be invited to the Biggest Morning Tea at the local Montessori School.
The children put on a wonderful concert for the community, followed by a delicious morning tea. To top it off, they came around to shake hands and chat with the residents.
What a great day, building on the wonderful connection between the residents and the children.
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