Retirement living and aged care, your way

Food should be nourishing, familiar, and flexible. Whether you are sharing a meal with friends, enjoying a favourite recipe from home or choosing what feels right on the day. Eating Well is about comfort, connection and enjoying good food your way.

• Share meals, morning teas, coffee catch-ups and community dining moments that bring people together.
• Enjoy food that feels familiar and satisfying, from classic favourites to fresh seasonal options.
• Have a say in menus and meal experiences, with resident input helping to shape what is offered in each community.
• In care centres, choose from flexible meal options, including choice around time of service, menu planning input and ad-hoc requests where possible.

Staying active looks different for everyone. From walking groups to strength and balance classes, Arvida supports people to move in ways that feel good for them.

• Join exercise, balance, and mobility classes.
• Enjoy walks, gardening and outdoor spaces.
• Access recreational amenities within your community; this often includes swimming pools and gyms.
• Take part in group outings, events, and local excursions.

Everyone relaxes and recharges in their own way, whether that’s tinkering in the shed or curling up with a good book.

• Follow routines that work for you.
• Enjoy village libraries for reading, reflection or relaxation.
• Access community amenities such as hair salons and cinema rooms in many locations.
• Take time to rest, recharge, and enjoy life's simple pleasures.

A healthy mind thrives on curiosity, creativity and lifelong learning. It’s all about enjoying life and keeping the brain active.

• Participate in arts, crafts and creative workshops.
• Join book clubs, hobby groups and community activities.
• Attend cultural events and lifelong learning opportunities.
• Explore new interests or rediscover old passions.

Humans are social beings, and connection and belonging are essential to our wellbeing. Not to mention, connection makes life richer and more fun.

• Build friendships with neighbours and fellow residents.
• Join social events, clubs and resident-led activities, from pétanque to e-bike groups.
• Spend time in shared spaces and gardens, such as the Clubhouse or barbecue area.
• Stay connected with family, whānau and the wider community.