THE FOUNDATION
the tion founda Small grants, big ideas. Every year The Foundation for Older Australians supports a range of projects that promote healthy ageing, independence and wellbeing for older people. The ACH Group community, including staff, volunteers and customers, are invited to submit applications for grants of up to $10,000 to support innovative projects. Foundation Liaison Officer Michelle Owen says the Foundation has funded a range of initiatives since its inception in 2002.
Brought to you by The ACH Group Foundation, the Sing for Joy Choir is back at the Fringe! Hosted by ACH Group Ambassador
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“These projects range from intergenerational opportunities to improving access to new and exciting technology or wellbeing initiatives in easily accessible locations.” Recent projects include: • The Brain Health Scholarship, awarded to an ACH Group employee working to support people living with dementia • Swing Fit, a golf program for people living with younger onset dementia
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• A Fringe debut for ACH Group’s Sing for Joy choirs • The annual South Australian Living Artists (SALA) festival • A Men’s Shed at Port Noarlunga • Outdoor gyms at Yankalilla and Rostrevor • A Yards and Gardens program • A ‘Sea of Knowledge’ mosaic mural • A Fitbit trial at Rostrevor.
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