If home is where your heart is, we can help you stay there. Many people tell us that they want to stay living in their own home for as long as possible.
At the heart of wanting to remain living at home is the sense of being in control, however as you age, there can be some challenges.
Our approach is to provide you with options so that you can maintain control over your living environment, and your life in general. We see the support that we offer as a way of taking away the worry, so you can get back to doing the things you love. If you choose ACH Group, we’ll work with you, rather than taking over from you.
Our qualified, experienced staff are committed to working with you to design a support plan that will meet your specific needs.

Our motto is For Fun & Friendship!
We are a local organisation providing seniors the chance to create meaningful social connections in a supported, friendly environment with trained staff. We provide reliable and accessible transport to and from the Group accompanied by a trained staff member at all times. There is a delicious morning tea and a chance to catch up with your friends to start the day followed by a fun planned activity, which includes music, light exercise, armchair travel, brain games, topical discussion, interesting & informative presentations, local outings and more! We provide a substantial, freshly cooked lunch and can cater for all dietary requirements. We welcome people with dementia and all activities can be tailored to meet individual needs. Our two purpose-built Centres are safe, accessible and comfortable. Our Groups also give Carers much needed Respite. Check out our FaceBook page to see the Fun & friendship: https://www.facebook.com/WADCCSouthernHighlands/

Planned Activity Group (PAG) / Social Support Group provide activities that are aimed at increasing or maintaining your level of physical health and social wellbeing, and provide respite and support for your carer. These groups are designed to be accessible for people with varying levels of ability and are delivered by qualified instructors. Council Medical Clearance Form is distributed prior to services commencing and will need to be completed by your Doctor prior to attending most of these programs.

Working in partnership with participants, we develop group activities based on preferred interests, hobbies and abilities. Some activities are tailored to support people to retain or learn new skills, and to participate at a level they are most confident and comfortable with. Group-based activities may include:
• art, craft and other hobbies
• men’s, women’s and mixed social groups (games, guest speakers, entertainment, bus trips, lunch outings)
• wellness groups (gentle exercise, massage, education and discussion)
• educational activities/courses.
Activities are flexible depending on interests and skills people bring to the group. Group based activities are currently held in the Woodville area. Transport to and from the venue may be provided, depending on your circumstances. Staff and volunteers are trained in supporting older people and people living with dementia.

Glenelg Shire Council has a long history of supporting our ageing community. Our objectives are to provide reliable, efficient and effective services that are client directed, allowing for a holistic, flexible approach. We have a large, skilled workforce who hold a minimum Certificate III or above qualification. Staff participate in regular training to ensure their skills remain up to date and we are delivering quality care in accordance with the standards, relevant legislation and OHS requirements. Our Administration Support team are able to assist clients with any concerns or queries regarding their services and care, both in person and over the phone in a timely manner.

Follows the Wellness & Reablement approach. Has the Rainbow Tick for LGBTI safe and inclusive practice.

Southern Cross Care WA recognises the importance of clients maintaining their contact and engagement with community activities. Our social groups are an ideal way to get out and about with the peace of mind of knowing there is always a Support Worker there to assist you. Social Groups are available through a day centre program full of regular outings and events, such as weekly exercise groups where we will try a variety of activities, such as walking groups, music and movement and Tai Chi.

Social Support programs aim to reduce social isolation by providing you with an opportunity to try new activities, meet others, establish links in the community, and improve your overall sense of health and wellbeing.

For information regarding current fees please visit www.casey.vic.gov.au/fees-aged-disability-care