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Discover & Explore SOCIAL LINKS EXPERIENCES July - September 2021 NEW day tours & getaways! With over 400 experiences to choose from! We all want to live a good life with meaning and purpose. At ACH Group, we support people to live a good life as they age. By listening to customers and the broader community to understand what contributes to a good life, we uncovered six elements that shape how we design and deliver personalised services where people are in control, with their uniqueness and contribution valued. The foundation of a good life is good health and we provide opportunities to achieve optimal health and wellbeing, and actively promote valued roles to foster optimism and connection to community. Through engaging in real experiences – including our host of social experiences - we support people to keep doing the things they love, or learn something new, giving a sense of belonging. Our range of services help you to maintain your social connections, independence, and health, whether you are living in your own home with support, or if you are looking to downsize to a more manageable retirement living unit. And if your needs change, our residential care homes support you to live well in a safe environment. For over 65 years, we have been strident leaders in the movement of challenging ageism, and our purpose and workplace culture unites and guides us to bring our best so everyone can feel and experience the ACH Group difference. achgroup.org.au 2 Explore SA Page 5 Available Experiences Page 30 Virtual Experiences Page 42 Carer Support Page 44 NDIS Experiences Page 46 Cambodian Community Page 48 3 Create new and meaningful social connections and experience the vibrant culture of South Australia. ACH Group provides a range of social experiences held throughout the Adelaide Metropolitan area and the Fleurieu Peninsula, where you can meet new people, learn new skills or revitalise past ones. Led by experienced professionals, whether it’s one-on-one or in a group, we have a class or experience that will suit your interests and needs. No experience or prior knowledge is required to get involved – it’s all about trying something new and engaging with your community to live a good life. Our team are trained in supporting people who are living with memory loss, and practical assistance is provided as required from qualified facilitators. We can assist with transport to and from experiences. Just let us know! Book now! Call 1300 22 44 77 Email [email protected] Visit achgroup.org.au/available-experiences 4 Explore SA Whether you love food, nature, art or wildlife, our small group tours offer something for everyone. Choose from our selection of relaxed day tours or even 2 or 3 night getaways! ACH Group and AAT Kings have come together to expand the Explore SA Getaways offer, building on AAT Kings extensive expertise in holidays. Jump aboard to socialise with friends Book now! or meet new people, while exploring Call 1300 22 44 77 an exciting destination or new experience in South Australia. Email [email protected] Visit achgroup.org.au/available-experiences 5 EXPLORE SA - FOOD LOVERS Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens & Intercontinental Hotel High Tea A day tour to delight the senses! Enjoy a scenic drive into Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens to see the winter beauty, before heading into the Adelaide CBD, Intercontinental Hotel, to indulge in an afternoon of gourmet sandwiches, hot pastries, fresh scones and baked sweets. Price per person: CHSP $35 HCP $245 CF $269.50 Contact us to find out if you are eligible for government subsidies for these fully hosted experiences. 6 EXPLORE SA - FOOD LOVERS SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR When & Where Tuesday 6 July & Thursday 8 July Bus departure locations Gawler + Wynn Vale Tuesday 13 July & Thursday 15 July Bus departure locations McLaren Vale, Seaford + Woodcroft Wednesday 14 July Bus departure locations Yankalilla + Victor Harbor Tuesday 20 July & Thursday 22 July Bus departure location Newton Tuesday 27 July & Thursday 29 July Bus departure locations Findon + Glengowrie (Cambodian Community) Wednesday 7 & 21 July Bus departure location Paralowie Home transport available upon request. Schedule confirmed at time of booking. Included - transport & high tea at the Intercontinental Hotel Activity Level – light walking Bookings essential, call 1300 22 44 77 7 EXPLORE SA - NATURE LOVERS Monarto Safari Park A day tour to satisfy the adventurer, nature and animal lover! Venture out to Monarto Safari Park, soon to be the largest safari park to exist outside of Africa, spanning more than 1500 hectares and home to 50 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, and reptiles. Enjoy coffee and cake upon arrival to Monarto at their café and shop before heading out on safari to engage, learn and explore all the park has to offer. Bring along your packed lunch or purchase a hot lunch at the cafe before we get back on the coach to head back home. Price per person: CHSP $35 HCP $245 CF $269.50 Contact us to find out if you are eligible for government subsidies for these fully hosted experiences. 8 EXPLORE SA - NATURE LOVERS SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR When & Where Tuesday 3 August & Thursday 5 August Bus departure locations Gawler + Wynn Vale Tuesday 10 August & Thursday 12 August Bus departure locations McLaren Vale, Seaford + Woodcroft Wednesday 11 August Bus departure locations Yankalilla + Victor Harbor Tuesday 17 August & Thursday 19 August Bus departure location Newton Tuesday 24 August & Thursday 26 August Bus departure locations Findon + Glengowrie (Cambodian Community) Wednesday 8 & 22 August Bus departure location Paralowie Home transport available upon request. Schedule confirmed at time of booking. Included - transport, entrance to Monarto Safari Park & morning tea Activity Level – light/medium walking Bookings essential, call 1300 22 44 77 9 EXPLORE SA - ARTS & CULTURE Adelaide Planetarium A day tour for the curious mind! Venture to the stars… well the next best thing. Head to the Adelaide Planetarium in Mawson Lakes to enjoy the full dome movie, Cosmic Collisions, illuminated on the unique 8-metre-high domed ceiling. After the ‘out of this world’ experience, enjoy lunch, coffee, and cake at the Mawson Lakes Hotel, with the opportunity to explore the local area. Price per person: CHSP $35 HCP $245 CF $269.50 Contact us to find out if you are eligible for government subsidies for these fully hosted experiences. 10 EXPLORE SA - ARTS & CULTURE SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR When & Where Tuesday 7 Sept & Thursday 9 Sept Bus departs Gawler + Wynn Vale Tuesdays 14 Sept & Thursday 16 Sept Bus departure locations McLaren Vale, Seaford + Woodcroft Wednesday 15 September Bus departure locations Yankalilla + Victor Harbor Tuesday 21 Sept & Thursday 23 Sept Bus departure location Newton Tuesday 28 Sept & Thursday 30 Sept Bus departure locations Findon + Glengowrie (Cambodian Community) Wednesday 8 & 22 September Bus departure location Paralowie Home transport available upon request. Schedule confirmed at time of booking. Included - transport, Planetarium entry and experience & lunch (Including coffee & cake) at Mawson Lakes Hotel Activity Level – light/medium walking Bookings essential, call 1300 22 44 77 11 EXPLORE SA - JUST BLOKES South Australian Maritime Museum & Lunch at the Port Admiral Hotel A day tour just for the blokes! Explore the human histories of our oceans and rivers at the South Australian Maritime Museum in Port Adelaide, before enjoying a classic pub lunch at the Port Admiral Hotel. The South Australian Maritime Museum tells stories of our maritime history, from the voyages of navigators who charted unknown waters, seafarers who traded over the oceans and migrants who sailed into new lives. As a museum of the History Trust of South Australia, the museum preserves, explores and celebrates the human histories of our oceans and rivers with innovative exhibitions and galleries, including the historic Bond Store with three floors of exhibitions, the Port Adelaide Lighthouse from South Neptune Island, and the much-loved steam tug, Yelta. 12 EXPLORE SA - JUST BLOKES SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR When & Where Wednesday 7 July Bus departure locations Gawler, Wynn Vale + Newton Wednesday 28 July Bus departure locations McLaren Vale, Seaford, Woodcroft + Findon Home transport available upon request. Schedule confirmed at time of booking. Included - transport, museum entrance & lunch Activity Level – light walking Price per person: CHSP $35 HCP $245 CF $269.50 Contact us to find out if you are eligible for government subsidies for these fully hosted experiences. Bookings essential, call 1300 22 44 77 13 EXPLORE SA - JUST BLOKES Monarto Safari Park A day tour just for the blokes! Venture out to Monarto Safari Park, soon to the largest safari park to exist outside of Africa, spanning more than 1500 hectares and home to 50 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, and reptiles. Enjoy coffee and cake upon arrival to Monarto at their café and shop before heading out on safari to engage, learn and explore all the park has to offer. Bring along your packed lunch or purchase a hot lunch at the cafe before we get back on the coach to head back home. 14 EXPLORE SA - JUST BLOKES SMALL GROUP DAY TOUR When & Where Wednesday 4 August Bus departure locations Gawler, Wynn Vale + Newton Wednesday 25 August Bus departure locations McLaren Vale, Seaford, Woodcroft + Findon Home transport available upon request. Schedule confirmed at time of booking. Included - transport, entrance to Monarto Safari Park & morning tea Activity Level – light/medium walking Price per person: CHSP $35 HCP $245 CF $269.50 Contact us to find out if you are eligible for government subsidies for these fully hosted experiences. Bookings essential, call 1300 22 44 77 15 EXPLORE SA - JUST BLOKES Mannum Relaxing Lunch A day tour just for the blokes! Enjoy a scenic drive through the hills, stopping at the picturesque town of Birdwood for a pie & coffee from the famous Lovells Bakery, before heading on to Mannum.
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