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Healthy Ageing Approach

We believe that older people should continue to live full and active lives in our Residential Living Homes.

ACH Group’s Healthy Ageing approach will help you remain physically, mentally and socially active.

Research around the world has shown that people who are active and socially connected are happier and have a better sense of wellbeing and overall health, regardless of age or health status.

Dedicated Healthy Ageing staff at our residential care homes work with you to identify a tailored and structured wellbeing plan that includes supporting your physical, emotional and social health. Should you experience a step backwards, our early intervention approach gives you the best opportunity to regain optimal health.

Good health and wellness is an easy choice through a wide range of activities and programs.

These include:

  • On-site gyms with personal trainers in all residential care facilities, walking groups and exercise classes
  • Social events and outings, arts and cultural activities, men’s groups and strong community links – see the latest Social and Wellbeing Guide
  • Education about a range of health conditions to promote better awareness
  • Trained staff who focus on supporting you to be as independent as possible

In addition, your family and friends can remain integral to everyday life, with plenty of opportunities for all generations to come together over coffee, BBQs or to join in social activities.

To find out more about how we support you living a good life, contact us today.

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We also have the winners of the quarterly Service Moments Story Award!

This award recognises individuals or teams who champion our Service Behaviours of Love What We Do, Take Action & Responsibility, Put Our Hand Up for Challenges and Celebrate Uniqueness.

🏆The winners are Michael Dobie and Amy White, who were recognised for their leadership in developing ACH Group’s new Finger Food Guide. The guide enhances mealtime experiences by promoting independence and dignity, particularly for residents who find utensils challenging or enjoy handheld options. After extensive testing and feedback in collaboration with the Perry Park Memory Support Unit team, the guide was implemented across all residential care homes. It has since earned high praise from an independent assessor, who described it as a “fantastic, innovative tool” unlike anything seen in other organisations.

📸 Michael Dobie and Amy White are pictured here with Linda Feldt, CEO ACH Group.
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