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22 Henley Beach Road, Mile End, South Australia, 5031
At ACH Group we believe growing older is akin to turning a new page and with it comes a sense of great anticipation and optimism.
Our focus on innovation and services that respond to changing needs reflects our desire to shift the way the community thinks about older people.
ACH Group’s 1700 specialist staff and hundreds of volunteers share our belief that older people should be valued and respected, connected to their communities and in control of their lives.
This mindset drives our every action to empower older people, to support them to lead a good life and continue to make a contribution to family, community and society.
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Leading South Australian not-for-profit aged care services and retirement living provider ACH Group has welcomed two new Board members.
Trusted senior executive Tracey Scott and accomplished legal practitioner Scott Long have joined the organisation as Non-Executive Directors.
ACH Group has today launched its new strategy Shaping Tomorrow, Together to deliver on the vision of Good Lives for Older People. Shaping Tomorrow, Together represents a bold new strategy to invest in ACH Group’s services, people and assets, ACH Group Chair Imelda Lynch said.
An unlikely bond between a 17-year-old high school student and an 89-year-old retired accountant has highlighted the power of volunteering as ACH Group celebrates National Volunteer Week.
Leading South Australian not for profit aged care services provider ACH Group has appointed Linda Feldt as Chief Executive Officer. Ms Feldt, who joined the organisation in 2015, has been interim CEO for the past five months. She was previously Chief Operating Officer.
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ACH Group’s $40 million aged care, health, and education hub that reimagines aged care and will improve the health outcomes of the local community was officially opened on 20 September.
Monday 7 August is Aged Care Employee Day, a day to recognise the contributions of those who work in the sector. ACH Group CEO Frank Weits said the day is important for both the sector and wider community.
An ex-rock band member alongside a former ballet dancer will take to the stage with more than 100 fellow choir members later this month. For the first time since 2020, the Sing for Joy Choir - a community choir by South Australian aged care provider ACH Group - will perform. The concert titled ‘Pure Imagination’ features a set list of 17 songs of various genres including Walking on Sunshine, Don’t Worry Be Happy, and Once Upon a December.
From May 15 – 21, National Volunteer Week will be celebrated across Australia to mark the generous contributions of volunteers. Leading South Australian aged care provider ACH Group has more than 155 volunteers who valuably support customers, residents, and a wide range of services and programs.
While Jack Nicholls now lives along the Gulf St Vincent he spent the early 1940s travelling the world’s oceans as part of Britain’s World War II efforts. Born in London in 1926, Mr Nicholls joined the British Merchant Navy as a 16-year-old.
ACH Group will be the first aged care provider in Australia to implement the U.S.-founded Green House Project (GHP) model of care, which promotes the autonomy and individuality of residents and staff.
South Australian aged care provider ACH Group has flipped the script on aged care advertising with its new brand campaign ‘Being yourself never gets old’.
The odometers on the bike, treadmill, and cross trainer at ACH Group’s Kapara Residential Care Home are ticking over as residents take part in making wishes a reality for sick children.
ACH Group Chair, Mary Patetsos, was the receipt of an Order of Australia (AM) award this Australia Day for her "contribution in the field of aged care and commitment to advancing multicultural Australia." Ms Patetsos joined the Board of ACH Group, a South Australian aged care provider, in October 2008 and was appointed Chair in 2018.
For Bessie Dickins visualising a new piece of art is the key to her creative process. Bessie, who lives at ACH Group’s Milpara Residential Care Home and is exhibiting three pieces of art in the 2022 SALA Festival, is legally blind.
Sunday 7 August is Aged Care Employee Day, a day to recognise those who work in the industry, including the more than 1900 people employed with leading South Australian aged care provider ACH Group.
Leading South Australian not-for-profit aged care provider ACH Group is celebrating its 70th birthday in 2022. ACH Group, or as it was initially known Aged Cottage Homes, was founded in 1952 by Sir Keith Wilson, a former Senator for South Australia, and Federal Member for Sturt.
When asked what inspires Deb Coligan in her volunteer role, she responds that her own experience with her father living in a residential care home has a major influence.
The National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ACH Group, one of South Australia’s leading aged care providers, bringing the organisations together to improve the health and wellbeing of older people.
State-of-the-art fitness technology that reduces the risk of falls is a key feature of ACH Group’s new Health Studio 50+ at Christie Downs. The HUR Senso – the only one of its kind in South Australia – uses a computer screen and pressure plate sensors to create interactive training sessions that challenge the brain and body.
A health and education hub developed by South Australian aged care organisation ACH Group will provide health services to Adelaide’s northern community and feature a state-of-the-art residential care home designed in line with key findings from the Royal Commission.
South Australian aged care provider ACH Group has recently taken out two industry accolades being named a winner at both the ACSA SA and Adelaide PHN Awards.
New getaways to South Australia’s most popular destinations have been added to ACH Group’s Social Experiences thanks to a partnership with AAT Kings.
Poor diet is a leading risk factor for heart disease in Australia. Having a poor diet can increase your chance of developing high blood pressure and cholesterol, being overweight and diabetes. In turn, these conditions increase your risk of heart disease. Keep reading to learn about eating to maintain your heart health and reduce the risk of heart disease. ACH Group’s dietitian – Kaitlyn Dienelt will share some tips on what you should include in a diet for heart health.
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