ACH Group Vision
ACH Group Vision
We have a vision of older people who are active, valued and contributing members of family, community and society.
ACH Group Mission
We will constantly move towards our vision for older people by supporting and valuing staff and volunteers to work together in providing services.
ACH Group Values
We believe -
- All older people have unique strengths and values.
- By respecting and equipping staff and volunteers we increase our effectiveness in doing the best for older people.
- Participation and contribution by all involved creates trusts and results
ACH Group - At a Glance
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is a private not for profit organisation specialising in aged care in South Australia
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was incorporated in 1952, initially raising funds for building accommodation for financially disadvantaged older people under the leadership of Sir Keith Wilson.
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today our primary focus is to provide choices to older people to enable them to age positively in their communities and live fulfilling lives..
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is governed by a voluntary Board made up of 10 members with a commitment to ageing in South Australia and organisational accountability.
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employs over 1,200 specialist staff and 800 skilled volunteers and provides services to over 35,000 older people each year.
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provides our services throughout metropolitan Adelaide, the Fleurieu and regional areas such as the mid Murray and Riverland.
You can download the latest copy of annual report by clicking here
Riverside Artists 2010 Exhibition
31/08/2010
The Riverside Artist 2010 Annual Art Exhibition is currently on show at The Arts Centre in Port Noarlunga from 24 August - 9 September.
Choir Leader short listed for the 2010 Ruby Awards!
12/08/2010
Angela Sharp, who conducts the ACH Group Choir "Sing for Joy", has been short listed for the 2010 Geoff Crowhurst Memorial Award as part of the Annual Ruby Awards for excellence in the arts.
Sunlife Exchange a Success!
21/07/2010
During May a team of twelve ACH group staff enjoyed a ten day international cultural exchange to Nagano and Nagoya in Japan as part of a scholarship program with Japanese aged care provider Sun Life Group.
